Economics (AS & A Level) · Oct / Nov 2024 · Paper 33 · Question 6
9708Different market structures
In a perfectly contestable market, entries and exits are cost-free. In reality, why is this not the case with some firms in contestable markets?
- AFirms cannot recover all fixed costs if they cease operations.
- BFirms in the industry all operate at the equilibrium level of output.
- CLarge firms do not have to increase capital to grow.
- DMultinational companies always benefit from economies of scale.
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Correct answer: A. Firms cannot recover all fixed costs if they cease operations.
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