Mention the types of oligopoly.
Mention the types of oligopoly.
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Tribhuvan University MGT 207 · Microeconomics for Business 1 paper
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Oligopoly can be classified in two ways — by the nature of the product and by the behaviour of firms.
- By product: pure (perfect) oligopoly, where firms sell a homogeneous product, and differentiated (imperfect) oligopoly, where firms sell differentiated products.
- By firms' conduct: collusive oligopoly, where firms make agreements (formal or secret) to pursue common interests, and non-collusive oligopoly, where firms act independently and compete while anticipating rivals' moves.
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