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The Bureau of Labor Statistic and Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis both have a lot of economic information. Base on current information, for the industry you're familiar with, discuss the positive and negative effects of either a sudden increase or decrease in the number of competitors on prices in the long run. What would you recommend as a course of action, if any? For the industry you have chosen, discuss how price moves from today to the future.

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