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The behaviour of imperfectly competitive firms is similar to that of firms in other types of market structures (firms in perfectly competitive markets or monopolies) in that imperfectly competitive firms and A

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The behaviour of imperfectly competitive firms is similar to that of firms in other types of market structures (firms in perfectly competitive markets or monopolies) in that imperfectly competitive firms and A. perfectly competitive firms try to hinder the entry of new firms. B. monopolies do nothing to hinder the entry of new firms. C. perfectly competitive firms frequently compete through product quality. D. monopolies spend large sums of money on advertising. E. None of the above. ??