Answer:
The correct answer is option c.
Explanation:
The concentration ratio is an indicator of whether the market is comprised of a few large firms or a few small firms.
A lower concentration ratio means that there is greater competition in the market.
A concentration ratio of up to 50% indicates that the market is perfectly competitive.
The higher concentration ratio shows that the market is dominated by a few firms. So, a higher concentration ratio means that the market or industry is an oligopoly.