Each of the following is a condition necessary for the existence of monopolist competition except? A)fairly large number(25-75) buyers and sellers of the product must exist. B) firms must be able to enter exit an industry with relatively ease.C)firms must offer identical products for sale.D)buyers must be well informed about Differentiated products.

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Each of the following is a condition necessary for the existence of
monopolist competition except?

A)fairly large number(25-75) buyers and sellers of the product must
exist.

B) firms must be able to enter exit an industry with relatively
ease.

C)firms must offer identical products for sale.

D)buyers must be
well informed about Differentiated products.

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