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A firm observes that when it raises prices, competitors do not follow, leading to a significant loss of customers, whereas when it reduces prices, competitors quickly match the price cut, resulting in little gain in market share. This pricing behavior gives rise to a discontinuous marginal revenue curve.
A firm observes that when it raises prices, competitors do not follow, leading to a significant loss of customers, whereas when it reduces prices, competitors quickly match the price cut, resulting in little gain in market share. This pricing behavior gives rise to a discontinuous marginal revenue curve.
In which type of market structure is this situation most likely to occur?
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