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Competitive Firms Are Most Likely to Exist When Average Cost

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Question 16

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Competitive firms are most likely to exist when average cost curves:


A) are U- shaped and achieve their minimum at relatively small output.
B) are horizontal.
C) are U- shaped and achieve their minimum at relatively large output.
D) are upward sloping.

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