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    A Firm Might Choose to Produce Its Own Inputs If
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A Firm Might Choose to Produce Its Own Inputs If

Question 83

Question 83

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A firm might choose to produce its own inputs if:


A) specialized investment is not important.
B) long-term contracts are costly to write.
C) the exchange environment is not complex.
D) spot markets for the input exist.

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