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    A Single Firm Selling Its Output in a Contestable Market
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A Single Firm Selling Its Output in a Contestable Market

Question 37

Question 37

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A single firm selling its output in a contestable market will


A) establish a monopoly.
B) be able to maintain high prices indefinitely.
C) be able to earn high economic profits indefinitely.
D) be threatened constantly by the entry of new firms.

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