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If your firm experience a decrease in productivity, you can reasonably infer that it's cost will
Answer: a. Rise
Explanation: As productivity and cost are inversely related, so a decrease in productivity, raises the cost of production and inturn raises the cost.
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Answer: d. Oligopoly
Explanation: oligopoly produced the differentiated products similar to monopolistic competition firm but they have high capital investment, therefore there are few firms in the market. And due to high initial investment, barrier to entry is high.
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