Practice mode Basic of Economics

What is a market called in which a small number of producers often act together to control the supply of a good and its price?

Correct answer A. Oligopoly

Explanation

An oligopoly is a market dominated by a few large sellers whose decisions are interdependent, and they may collude, as cartels do, to restrict output and raise prices.

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