Reference no: EM13175340
what is the concentration ratio for the industry x and y.
(number of firm) ----(industry x) ------ (industry y)
(1) -----------------------8,750-------- --------1,750
(2) -----------------------7,500---------------- 1,725
(3)------------------------6,400---------------- 1,700
(4)------------------------5,000---------------- 1,675
(5)------------------------4,250 ----------------1,650
(6)------------------------4,000 ----------------- 1,625
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: what is the concentration ratio for the industry x and y. (number of firm) ----(industry x) ------ (industry y) (1) -----------------------8,750-------- --------1,750 (2) -----------------------7,500---------------- 1,725
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