Multiple Choice
The short-run industry supply curve slopes up because
A) the firms eventually experience diseconomies of scale.
B) the law of diminishing marginal product applies in the short run.
C) wages increase as the industry increases output.
D) the higher price is needed to get more firms to enter the industry.
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