Which of the following terms represents a market that has more than one firm?

A firm that possesses a legal monopoly

A firm that possesses 100% of the market share

Oligopoly

Monopolist firm

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The term that represents a market that has more than one firm is Oligopoly. In an oligopoly, a small number of firms dominate the market, but there is still competition among them.

In contrast, a firm that possesses a legal monopoly or possesses 100% of the market share indicates a single firm controlling the entire market, and a monopolist firm also refers to this scenario.

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