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If it is NOT profitable for more than one firm to be in an industry, we have an example of

If it is NOT profitable for more than one firm to be in an industry, we have an example of
A) monopoly due to ownership of key resources.
B) monopoly due to governmental entry restrictions.
C) monopoly due to economies of scale.
D) pure competition.

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Economics Today: The Micro View

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