In an increasing-cost industry,the entry of new firms _____
A) decreases the equilibrium price.
B) increases the average cost at each level of output.
C) shifts the industry demand curve to the left.
D) increases economic profits in the industry.
E) shifts the long-run industry supply curve to the right.
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