If perfectly competitive industry B is currently realizing economic profits, we would expect that:

a. industry output will fall, good B will fall in price, and economic profits will tend to disappear.
b. industry output will fall, good B will rise in price, and economic profits will tend to disappear.
c. industry output will rise, good B will fall in price, and economic profits will tend to disappear.
d. industry output will rise, good B will fall in price, and economic profits will tend to increase.


c

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