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Suppose the technology of an industry is such that the typical firm's minimum efficient scale is 8000 units per month at an average long-run cost of $5 per unit. If the total quantity demanded at a price of $5 per unit is 8500 units per month, the likely result would be

▸ a concentrated oligopoly.

▸ a natural monopoly.

▸ perfectly competitive firms.

▸ a cartel.

▸ price discrimination.

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