In an oligopoly with a dominant price leader, what level of output is produced?

Correct answer C. Between the competitive level and what a monopolist would choose in the same industry

Explanation

The leader sets a price that smaller firms follow, but the fringe firms supply part of the market, so output exceeds the monopoly level yet stays below the competitive level.

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