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    A Firm Is Likely to Be a Monopsonist If
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A Firm Is Likely to Be a Monopsonist If

Question 71

Question 71

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A firm is likely to be a monopsonist if:


A) the supply of an input to it slopes downward.
B) the supply of an input to it is horizontal.
C) the supply of an input to it slopes upward.
D) the supply of an input to it is vertical.

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