In markets that are contestable, how do dominant oligopoly firms typically behave?

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In contestable markets, large oligopolistic firms tend to act similarly to monopolistically competitive firms because the threat of potential entry forces them to behave competitively without colluding or acting as a monopoly.

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In markets that are contestable, how do dominant oligopoly firms typically behave?

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