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प्रश्न
Differentiated products is a characteristic of ______.
विकल्प
Monopolistic competition only
Imperfect oligopoly only
Both monopolistic competition and imperfect oligopoly only
Monopoly
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उत्तर
Differentiated products is a characteristic of monopolistic competition and imperfect oligopoly only.
Explanation:
Differentiated products are seen in both monopolistic competition and imperfect oligopoly. Monopolistic competition occurs when firms sell similar but not identical items, allowing for product differentiation. In an imperfect oligopoly, firms distinguish their products in order to compete with one another, whereas, in a pure oligopoly, products are uniform.
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