1.The detergent market is an example of an industry in monopolistic competition. Although there are many sellers like in perfect competition, the types of products that each firm sells are: a) inexpensive B)efficiently produced c)differentiated D)identical 2.The demand curve as perceived by a monopolistic competitor is ____________. A)upward sloping  B)downward sloping  c)U-shaped D)flat   3.A market structure where only a few large firms dominate an industry is called:  A)Monopolistic Competition  B)Oligopoly C)Monopoly D)Perfect Competition   4.In many cases, governments allow electricity distribution firms to charge households based on costs incurred and a level of profit set by regulators. This type of regulation is called: A)regulatory capture B)antitrust laws C)cost-plus regulation D)price cap regulation

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1.The detergent market is an example of an industry in monopolistic competition. Although there are many sellers like in perfect competition, the types of products that each firm sells are:
a) inexpensive
B)efficiently produced

c)differentiated

D)identical

2.The demand curve as perceived by a monopolistic competitor is ____________. A)upward sloping 

B)downward sloping 
c)U-shaped
D)flat
 
3.A market structure where only a few large firms dominate an industry is called: 
A)Monopolistic Competition 
B)Oligopoly
C)Monopoly
D)Perfect Competition
 
4.In many cases, governments allow electricity distribution firms to charge households based on costs incurred and a level of profit set by regulators. This type of regulation is called:

A)regulatory capture

B)antitrust laws
C)cost-plus regulation
D)price cap regulation
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