9. Make a case that neither perfect competition nor monopoly is conducive to a great deal of...
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9. Make a case that neither perfect competition nor monopoly is conducive to a great deal of R&D spending and innovation.
Why might oligopoly be more favourable to R&D spending and innovation than either perfect competition or monopoly?
What is the inverted-U theory of R&D, and how does it relate to your answers to these questions? [LO14.6]
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