Economic Systems
Contrast market and command economies.
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In this lesson, students act as firms in different market structures (perfect competition, monopoly, competitive oligopoly, and collusive oligopoly) competing to sell their product to the teacher.
Economic Systems
Contrast market and command economies.
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