Four firms control the market for a particular good, resulting in an HHI of 6,550. Total industry sales are $1,750, and it is known that one firm has sales of $1,400 and another sales of $175. If each of the remaining two firms has the same sales, then we can conclude that the remaining two firms each have a market share of:

A. $90.
B. $200.
C. 0.20.
D. 6,550.


Answer: D

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