Of the three market structures, which, if any, do you think that 1 dollar pizza market most closely represent? Explain the four factors. Article: gray's papaya, which has long lured new Yorker with cheap hot dogs, recently ventured into new arena: $1 slices of pizza. If you are hungry or bork or just in a hurry, proclaims the banner outside its downtown store, one of two grays location but the only one selling pizza. IN a city where few things come cheap. There are roughly two dozen pizza shops or eateries selling slices costing a buck or less or cheaper than most cups of coffee. There is at least one Ray's pizza on Broadway that started selling 75 cents slices in January as survive competition from a 99-cent fresh pizza that opened across street. Mr. Gray estimated that the downtown store sold about 800 slices a day in the first week. He said the $1 slices he's had so far about 20 or so are like their own spices. Question: Of the three market structures, which, if any, do you think that 1 dollar pizza market most closely represent