When Firms Have an Incentive to Exit a Competitive Price-Taker

question 154

Multiple Choice

When firms have an incentive to exit a competitive price-taker market, their exit will

• A) lower market price.
• B) necessarily raise the costs of firms that remain in the market.
• C) raise profits for firms that remain in the market.
• D) reduce demand for the product.

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