A new firm successfully enters a three-firm Cournot oligopoly without changing the demand and cost structures. The new price becomes:

A. unknown for lack of other information.
B. 50 percent of the original price.
C. 75 percent of the original price.
D. the same as the original price.


Answer: A

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