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2. Imperfectly competitive firms have a demand curve that ________ and a marginal revenuecurve that ________ and is ________ the demand curve.A) is horizontal; is horizontal; the same asB) is horizontal; slopes downward; belowC) slopes downward; slopes downward; belowD) slopes downward; is horizontal; aboveE) slopes downward; slopes downward; the same as

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  1. Imperfectly competitive firms have a demand curve that ________ and a marginal revenuecurve that ________ and is ________ the demand curve.A) is horizontal; is horizontal; the same asB) is horizontal; slopes downward; belowC) slopes downward; slopes downward; belowD) slopes downward; is horizontal; aboveE) slopes downward; slopes downward; the same as
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Imperfectly competitive firms have a demand curve that slopes downward and a marginal revenue curve that also slopes downward and is below the demand curve.

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