High Barriers to Entry Protect the Market Power of Existing

question 10

Multiple Choice

High barriers to entry protect the market power of existing firms and discourage the formation of firms which:

• A)invest heavily in research and development activities.
• B)use illegal procedures to capture the market.
• C)are inefficiently small and cannot realize economies of scale.
• D)are large enough to dominate the existing firms.

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