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1. What are the two types of markets that fall in between the extremes of Monopolies and Perfect Competition?

2. What is the most recognized form of non-price competition?

3. What is the name of the type of market that includes strawberries and other produce?

4. Oligopolies usually do not compete with what?

5. What type of market is fast food in?

6. What is price leadership?

7. Crash course says OPEC is an example of what?

8. What is an oligopoly?

9. What is a cartel?

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