What is the relationship between economies of scale and intra-industry trade?   Group of answer choices   Intra-industry trade brings competition and diverse products to markets where economies of scale would otherwise promote fewer firms and fewer product options   Intra-industry trade reduces competition and product variety in markets where economies of scale would otherwise promote competition and diverse products.

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