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Option C.
- Under internal scale economies and monopolistic competition, the price decreases as a result of the international trade in an industry.
- It benefits the customers who take part in the trade as they recieve lower priced consumer goods due to the international trade.
- This increases the welfare benefits recived from the consumption of various goods and services for the consumer's.
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