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Under perfect competition (when input prices are fixed and there are no external economies or diseconomies), the industry supply curve is derived by

A. vertically adding the average cost curves

B. horizontally adding the average cost curves

C. vertically adding the marginal cost curves

D. horizontally adding the marginal cost curves

Answer: Option D


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