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    A Firm That Realizes Minimum Average Costs at an Output
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A Firm That Realizes Minimum Average Costs at an Output

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A firm that realizes minimum average costs at an output rate sufficient to satisfy the entire market is an example of


A) monopolistic competition.
B) natural monopoly.
C) nonprice competition.
D) the crowding-out effect.
E) supply-side economics.

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