The typical firm in the economy:
A)is an oligopoly
B)is perfectly competitive
C)is a monopoly
D)has some degree of market power

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The typical firm in the economy has some degree of market power, which means it has the ability to influence prices due to differentiated products or other factors that make it stand out from its competitors. This is not to say that all firms are monopolies or have complete control over the market, but rather that they have some level of pricing power.

The Typical Firm in the Economy