Answer. (b) no, limited, free
Explanation. Monopoly has only firm and it restricts entry of other firms by many ways like patents, licensing, secret techniques, etc. And oligopoly has few sellers and entry is restricted mostly through high setup costs and running costs, etc. Perfect competition on the other hand has very large number of sellers who all sell the same products, thus selling at same prices as well.
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