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    In Perfect Competition, an Increase in Fixed Costs Will Eventually
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In Perfect Competition, an Increase in Fixed Costs Will Eventually

Question 27

Question 27

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In perfect competition, an increase in fixed costs will eventually cause all except


A) reduction in industry output.
B) reduction in a firm's output.
C) reduction in the number of firms.
D) decrease in industry supply.

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