In an economy where most businesses are hesitant to expand due to concerns about low consumer spending, a single large manufacturing firm decides to unilaterally invest in a new factory and hire 500 new workers. Assuming no other firms follow suit, what is the most probable outcome for this single firm's expansion?
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In an economy where most businesses are hesitant to expand due to concerns about low consumer spending, a single large manufacturing firm decides to unilaterally invest in a new factory and hire 500 new workers. Assuming no other firms follow suit, what is the most probable outcome for this single firm's expansion?
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