Multiple Choice
Which of the following are considered part of competitive forces in economics?
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Market segments are made up of ______ that are relatively similar to one another.
A
consumers
B
products
C
industries
D
firms
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Understand the concept of market segments: Market segments are groups within a larger market that share similar characteristics.
Identify what makes up these segments: Market segments consist of entities that behave or have preferences in a similar way.
Consider the options given: consumers, products, industries, firms.
Recall that market segmentation typically involves dividing the market based on consumer characteristics such as preferences, needs, or behaviors.
Conclude that the correct answer is 'consumers' because market segments are made up of consumers who are relatively similar to one another.
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