Which market form would benefit you the producer the most

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Problem

From the perspective of a manufacturer (producing a product of your choice) operating with the goal of maximizing revenues and profits, outline strategies for succeeding at this goal under each of the four market forms: Perfect Competition, Monopolistic Competition, Oligopoly, and Monopoly. Be sure to be clear on the reasons for differences in strategies. Include also a discussion of: A) Which market form would benefit you the producer the most and B) Which market form would benefit consumers the most.

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