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    Since Some Innovations Succeed, While Others Fail, It Is Reasonable
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Since Some Innovations Succeed, While Others Fail, It Is Reasonable

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Since some innovations succeed, while others fail, it is reasonable to assume that industries with innovative activity may still be characterized by zero economic profit.

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