Multiple Choice
According to the contestable markets theory,
A) even if an industry is comprised of a small number of firms, this is not sufficient evidence that the firms perform in a noncompetitive way.
B) profits cannot be zero in an industry if the number of sellers in the industry is small.
C) if a market is contestable, inefficient producers are more likely to survive than if the market is not contestable.
D) b and c
E) a, b, and c
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