In an oligopolistic market,

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In an oligopolistic market, products may be either standardized or differentiated. This means that firms in the market may produce identical products (standardized) or compete on the basis of product differentiation. No single firm necessarily dominates the market, and the four largest firms may account for a significant share of total sales. The market is not monopolistically competitive, as there is typically a small number of firms with significant market power.

In an Oligopolistic Market