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Plausibility of the 'Fixed Demand Curve' Assumption

The assumption that a firm's demand curve is fixed is considered plausible in markets characterized by a large number of substitute products, where each competing firm serves only a minor segment of the overall market. In this environment, a single firm's pricing strategy is unlikely to provoke a reaction from its numerous competitors, as its impact on them is negligible.

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