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    The Market Price in a Perfectly Competitive Industry Is $13
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The Market Price in a Perfectly Competitive Industry Is $13

Question 67

Question 67

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The market price in a perfectly competitive industry is $13. A firm is considering increasing its output from 30 units to 40 units. The marginal revenue of each of these extra units equals


A) $13
B) $130
C) $390
D) $520
E) $130.

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