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    The document lists examples of businesses categorized under perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly market structures. Perfect competition includes small, local shops like fruit stands, flower shops, convenience stores, street vendors, boutiques, computer shops, and bakeries. Monopoly includes specialized businesses and brands with no close substitutes like high-end salons, bars, branded fast food chains, and luxury hotels. Oligopoly includes major industries dominated by a small number of large firms controlling the majority of the market like media, airlines, big tech, automakers, and consumer goods.

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    The document lists examples of businesses categorized under perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly market structures. Perfect competition includes small, local shops like fruit stands, flower shops, convenience stores, street vendors, boutiques, computer shops, and bakeries. Monopoly includes specialized businesses and brands with no close substitutes like high-end salons, bars, branded fast food chains, and luxury hotels. Oligopoly includes major industries dominated by a small number of large firms controlling the majority of the market like media, airlines, big tech, automakers, and consumer goods.

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    The document lists examples of businesses categorized under perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly market structures. Perfect competition includes small, local shops like fruit stands, flower shops, convenience stores, street vendors, boutiques, computer shops, and bakeries. Monopoly includes specialized businesses and brands with no close substitutes like high-end salons, bars, branded fast food chains, and luxury hotels. Oligopoly includes major industries dominated by a small number of large firms controlling the majority of the market like media, airlines, big tech, automakers, and consumer goods.

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    PERFECT COMPETITION

    Fruits and Vegetables Store

    Flower Pots Shop

    Sari-Sari Store

    Street Foods Stalls

    Boutique

    Computer Shop

    T-shirt Printing Shop

    E-Loading

    Bakery

    School Supplies Shop

    MONOPOLY

    Hair Salon and Spa

    Bars and Night Clubs

    Fast Food Restuarants like McDonalds

    Videoke Rental Store

    Aerobics and Gym Sessions

    Dry-Cleaners and Launderettes

    Facebook

    Windows Operating System

    Luxurious Hotels

    Taxi and Bus Company

    OLIGOPOLY

    National Mass Media and News Outlets

    Music Entertainment Industry

    Apple IOS System

    Automobiles

    Oil Industry

    Fast Internet
    Airlines

    Wireless Software Firms

    Pharma Industry

    Softdrinks Company

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