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    In a Perfectly Competitive Market,a Decrease in Output Could Be
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In a Perfectly Competitive Market,a Decrease in Output Could Be

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Question 41

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In a perfectly competitive market,a decrease in output could be caused by


A) an increase in consumer demand
B) a technological innovation
C) a decrease in input prices
D) a decrease in consumer demand

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