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When Natural or Legal Forces Work to Protect a Firm

Question 553

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When natural or legal forces work to protect a firm from potential competitors, the market is said to have

A) non-competitive supply.
B) non-competitive entry.
C) barriers to entry.
D) restricted competition.

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