Nori is a firm that sells products in an industry with a very high concentration of sellers. Nori's production decisions must co
nsider its competitors' possible production decisions. In which market must Nori operate? Perfect market
Monopoly market
Oligopoly market
Monopsony market
Monopolistic competition
If Nori's company decisions need to be made taking the decisions of competing companies into account, it means that Nori's company operates in Monopolistic competition. This is because Monopolistic competition is an economic concept, which presents a situation where a company has several competitors. In this type of market, the decisions of a company in relation to production, distribution and price, interfere in the decisions of its competitors, who need to maintain competition and look for a way to obtain advantages.
The New World introduced the Eastern Hemisphere to vanilla, tobacco, beans, cacao (which can be harvested to make chocolate), pumpkins, corn, tomatoes, potatoes, pepper, avocados, and peanuts.
During industrialization the dominant economic sector was the manufacturing sector/secondary sector and shifted once deindustrialization happened into the service/tertiary sector as outsourcing became more prominent because of lower labor costs in less developed countries.
