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    If Perfectly Competitive Firms Exit a Market, the
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If Perfectly Competitive Firms Exit a Market, the

Question 381

Question 381

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If perfectly competitive firms exit a market, the


A) market supply curve shifts leftward.
B) price of the good or service falls.
C) profits of the remaining firms decrease.
D) output of the industry increases.

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