The price in a contestable market is similar to that in a perfectly competitive market because
A) firms in the market make an economic profit in the long run.
B) there are no barriers to entry.
C) there are many firms in the market.
D) the Nash equilibrium is that all firms cheat.
E) collusion is possible.
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A)support prices.
B)establish Crown corporations.
C)prevent
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A)1880s.
B)1910s.
C)1930s.
D)1960s.
E)1980s.
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A)a Competition
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