Competition can be described and classified as monopolies, oligopolies, pure competition or as monopolistic competition. When it comes to how companies compete under these different situations, the following is true:单项选择题

A

In pure competition, products compete on price; in monopolistic competition, products compete product features and on price

B

In pure competition, products compete on price and product features; in monopolistic competition, products compete on price

C

In pure competition, products compete on price; in monopolistic competition, products compete on product features

D

In pure competition, products compete on product features; in monopolistic competition, products compete on price

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