For a perfectly competitive firm, marginal revenue:
(a) is equal to the market demand curve.<...
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For a perfectly competitive firm, marginal revenue:
(a) is equal to the market demand curve.
(b) will increase if the firm increases its sales volume.
(c) will decrease if the firm increases its sales volume.
(d) is equal to the market price.
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