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If firms in an oligopolistic industry consistently cut their price to sell more output, what price and output will result?
◦ the monopoly price and output
◦ the competitive price and output
◦ the monopolistically competitive price and output
◦ a price lower than the competitive price and less output than the competitive amount
◦ a price lower than the competitive price and more output than the competitive amount
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