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Match the definition with the type of market structure. (16 points)

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A market with significant barriers to entry and a small number of price-setting firms.
A market with no barriers to entry and a large number of price-setting firms.
A market with no barriers to entry and a large number of price-taking firms.
A market with significant barriers to entry and a single price-setting firms

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Here are the definitions matched with the corresponding types of market structures:

  1. A market with significant barriers to entry and a small number of price-setting firms.

    • Oligopoly

  2. A market with no barriers to entry and a large number of price-setting firms.

    • Monopolistic Competition

  3. A market with no barriers to entry and a large number of price-taking firms.

    • Perfect Competition

  4. A market with significant barriers to entry and a single price-setting firm.

    • Monopoly

You can arrange the definitions like this:

  • Oligopoly: A market with significant barriers to entry and a small number of price-setting firms.
  • Monopolistic Competition: A market with no barriers to entry and a large number of price-setting firms.
  • Perfect Competition: A market with no barriers to entry and a large number of price-taking firms.
  • Monopoly: A market with significant barriers to entry and a single price-setting firm.