In<u> Pure competition, </u>many firms provide similar products that are considered substitutes for each other. Hence, Option A is correct.
<h3>What is the pure competition?</h3>
A marketing scenario where many companies sell the same product and cannot differentiate themselves from one another; as a result, no firm has a substantial impact on price.
The ease with which new businesses can enter the market and great market knowledge is further existing factors.
Hence, In<u> Pure competition, </u>many firms provide similar products that are considered substitutes for each other. Option A is correct.
The missing part of the question is given below:
A. pure competition
B. oligopolistic competition
C. monopolistic competition
D. a monopoly
E. a duopoly
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B.
A is wrong because there are more than 3 races
C is wrong because it goes against race being socially constructed
D also goes in favor of race not being socially constructed
Where are the answer choices? :O
The problem starts already earlier:wildlife experts can only estimate the number of species in the world generally!
This is the case because there are simply too many species, and it takes time to documents them; because some areas (ocean bottom for example) are very hard to access and because sometimes it's hard to know whether we're talking about a new species or a variation within the same species.
so if we even don't know how many species there are, it's even harder to know how many are endangered.
