Economies of scale can lead to a breakdown of perfect competition, unless they take the form of
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Economies of scale can lead to a breakdown of perfect competition, unless they take the form of external economies, which occur at the level of the industry instead of the firm. LO.1
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International Trade Theory And Policy
ISBN: 978-1292417233
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Authors: Paul Krugman ,Maurice Obstfeld ,Marc Melitz
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