Which of the following does not necessarily increase competition between companies?
A)The presence of many roughly equal competitors
B)High overhead costs
C)Slow industry growth
D)Industry deregulation

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Industry deregulation does not necessarily increase competition between companies; it depends on the specific regulations being removed. The presence of many competitors and slow industry growth both force companies to steal clients from each other in order to maintain steady growth. While high overhead costs make it difficult for new competitors to enter the market, it also makes it impossible to slow production during slow times, so existing companies must perform or go out of business entirely.

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