In the Cournot model the final level of output is the output that would be produced if the industry was a monopoly, and is the output that would be produced if the industry was perfectly competitive. O a. greater than; less than b. greater than; equal to O c. equal to; less than O d. less than; greater than In the Cournot model, when a new firm begins production it assumes its demand curve is Oa. the market demand less the amount the other firm is selling. O b. the market demand plus the amount the other firm is selling. c. the same as the competing firm's demand curve. d. one-half of the competing firm's demand curve.

In the Cournot model the final level of output is the output that would be produced if the industry was a monopoly, and is the output that would be produced if the industry was perfectly competitive. O a. greater than; less than b. greater than; equal to O c. equal to; less than O d. less than; greater than In the Cournot model, when a new firm begins production it assumes its demand curve is Oa. the market demand less the amount the other firm is selling. O b. the market demand plus the amount the other firm is selling. c. the same as the competing firm's demand curve. d. one-half of the competing firm's demand curve.

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