The best answer to this is C. Markets with low exit
barriers and high entry barriers tend to have high profit margins that are relatively
stable.
Because of the high barriers to entry, markets like
this have relatively few competitors. This is because it is difficult to enter the
market, so few firms do so. Less competition tends to mean that there will be higher
profit margins.
Because of the low barriers to exit, the
margins should be relatively stable. This is because low exit barriers (like high entry
barriers) tend to create a situation where the market is not crowded with competitors.
This makes profits much less volatile.
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