alleryStart learning →Under perfect competition, the degree of interdependence between firms is:
AVery strong
BMildly strong
CCompletely nil
DStrongly one-way
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Completely nil
No firm is large enough to affect the market price, so rivals do not need to watch each other's moves.
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