Suppose that a particular industry has a four-firm concentration ratio of 45 and a Herfindahi index of LS40. Most ikety, this industry would ochieveMutipie Chaiceboth productive efficiency and allocative etficencywllocative efficency but not productive effcencynether productive efficiency nor allocative efficiencyproductive efficiency but not allocative efficiency

Here, it is given that the market has four-firm concentration as 45 and HHI as 1540.

Suppose that a particular industry has a four firm concentration ratio of 45 and a Herfindahi inder of S40. Most tikely, this industry would achieve Mute Choice O bo productive efficiency and allocative efficency tocative efficency but not productive efficency nether productive etficiency nor alocative effciency productive efficency but not alacative efficiency

Suppose that a particular industry has a four firm concentration ratio of 45 and a Herfindahi inder of S40. Most tikely, this industry would achieve Mute Choice O bo productive efficiency and allocative efficency tocative efficency but not productive efficency nether productive etficiency nor alocative effciency productive efficency but not alacative efficiency

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