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    The Input Supply Curve Facing a Competitive Firm Is Most
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The Input Supply Curve Facing a Competitive Firm Is Most

Question 29

Question 29

Multiple Choice

The input supply curve facing a competitive firm is most likely to:


A) be a downward-sloping curve.
B) be more elastic than the industry supply curve.
C) have a zero slope.
D) be unit-elastic over all levels of employment.

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