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(New page: A '''Perfect oligopoly''' is an oligopoly in which all the goods are identical from seller to seller. Examples are the steel and cement industries.)
 
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A '''Perfect oligopoly''' is an [[oligopoly]] in which all the goods are identical from seller to seller.  Examples are the steel and cement industries.
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A '''perfect oligopoly''' is an [[oligopoly]] in which all the goods are identical from seller to seller.  Examples are the steel and cement industries.
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Latest revision as of 17:24, July 13, 2016

A perfect oligopoly is an oligopoly in which all the goods are identical from seller to seller. Examples are the steel and cement industries.