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If the Costs of Production Do NOT Change as Output

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If the costs of production do NOT change as output increases in the long run in a perfectly competitive industry, then this is a

A) constant-return-to-scale industry.
B) constant-competitive industry.
C) constant-cost industry.
D) constant-price industry.

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