which of the following is not a characteristic of a competitive market

This is true of many markets. However, there are a few key characteristics that separate a market from a competitive market.

The first one is consistency. A competitive market can have all of the same products and all of the same prices, but they don’t have any of the same people or the same ideas. A market that has a consistent set of products and prices is a competitive market.

It is a form of “design” theory. The key is to think of the market as having a set of products and prices and not a set of people who fit into it. So if you want to make a successful marketing campaign, you need to put in some people in the markets and you need to make sure that you can do that.

Which is why it’s important to consider the market as having a certain amount of people in it. There are a lot of people out there who don’t have the same ideas and don’t want to be in the market for any money, but that doesn’t mean that the market has to do with the products, nor that it has to do with the prices.

Competition needs to be based on the ideas, not the price.

Competition also means having something that you sell to others. The market is the only place where you can come in and sell something that you have.

Competitive markets can be either non-competitive or competitive. In a non-competitive market, you can sell your product to everyone for the same price. This is the perfect situation for a single, highly concentrated product. For example, the entire population of the United States is in a competitive market, and all they have to do is to go out and buy something for each other. In a competitive market, they have to come together and sell something.

Competitive markets are often defined by the very act of selling something. In a competitive market, no one is in charge. That is, no one is in charge of how many of your customers will buy. In a non-competitive market, everyone knows which other people are buying. If one person comes in with a single product that everyone wants, someone else will buy, and so on.

You can’t always say that the only people with this ability are the ones who are buying. But if you can keep your customers from buying, then you can do it all the time. If you don’t, you’re a moron.

A competitive market is one where there is no price war. If one company has a product, and other companies are offering the same thing, then they will compete with each other. In a non-competitive market, the competition is between groups of sellers willing to charge the same price for something. If you have the same product, you will have a competitive market, since you will have the same number of sellers. If you dont, then you have a non-competitive market.