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In the competitive market for figure skate blades, manufacturers offer an array of products that are: Distinctly different in a particular way.

What is a Competitive Market?

A competitive market is market where there are a large number of buyers and sellers where no single buyer or seller can affect the price of goods being sold. A competitive market can sometimes be called perfect competition. In a competitive market, no one dominates the market and there isn't a difference in quality, price or quantity between the competing companies and what they offer.

Competitive Market Features

There are certain features that need to be present in a market for it to be considered a competitive market.

  • No Barriers to Entry - A barrier to entry is a financial or physical barrier that makes it hard for a new company to enter a market. In order for a market to be considered competitive there has to be no barriers to entry. A new company can enter and exit the market at any time. This is one of the features that is theoretical because there will always be some barriers to entering a market as well as leaving it.
  • Large Number of Buyers and Sellers - In competitive market there must be a large number of buyers and sellers. Not only does there need to be a large number, but there can't be any buyers or sellers that are large enough to have an effect on the entire market. An example of a company that is large enough to have an effect on the entire market is Apple. The products, prices and quality of Apple products has an effect on all the other companies in the market.
  • Homogeneous Goods and Services - The products and services within a competitive market need to be homogeneous in price, quality and availability. There cannot be one product that is better than the others or more inexpensive. Each company has to have homogeneous spending on advertising which means that one company cannot dominate with regards to how much it advertises or how much it spends on advertising. This is also a feature that is theoretical. While some markets are more even than others, there will never be a market where all products, advertising, price, and quality are the same.

Therefore, we can conclude that the correct option is A.

Your question is incomplete, but most probably your full question was:

In the competitive market for figure skate blades, manufacturers offer an array of products that are:

A. Distinctly different in a particular way.

B. Distinctly similar in a particular way.

C. Virtually identical on the competition spectrum.

D. At opposite ends of the competition spectrum.

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