The major distinguishing characteristic of oligopoly is that Group of answer choices firms produce differentiated products. firms can influence the price of their product. entry into the industry easy. firms are interdependent.
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Firms produce differentiated products: This characteristic is not exclusive to oligopoly. It can also be seen in monopolistic competition where many firms produce slightly different products. Show more…
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