The Elimination Principle, a General Feature of Competitive Markets, Tells

question 23

Multiple Choice

The elimination principle, a general feature of competitive markets, tells us that:

• A) below-normal profits may be permanent.
• B) above-normal profits may be permanent.
• C) above-normal profits are temporary.
• D) above-normal profits result in firms exiting the industry.

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Definitions:

Level 5 Leadership

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Professional Will

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