In an oligopolistic market dominated by a price leader, the quantity produced is typically:

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the same as the output a monopoly would select in that marketsomewhere between the competitive market output and the monopoly output levelsequivalent to the output under perfect competitionbetween the output levels of perfect competition and monopolistic competitiongreater than the output chosen by a monopolistic competitor

Explanation

In an oligopoly with a dominant price leader, the total output generally falls between the quantity produced in a perfectly competitive market and that produced by a monopolist. This is because the price leader influences the market but does not have complete monopoly power.