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When Regulating a Firm, Setting Price Equal to Marginal Cost

Question 23

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When regulating a firm, setting price equal to marginal cost does not necessarily requireproviding a subsidy if

A) it always requires providing a subsidy
B) ATC is always falling
C) MC is always falling
D) variable costs are covered
E) ATC is U-shaped

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