If in the above example the cost had been nine cents in the low cost area and 11 cents in the high cost area, it would be much more difficult for inefficient entry to occur.
Cost differentials are not important when considering inefficient entry.
mnli hypothesis: Cost differentials are not important when considering inefficient entry. premise: If in the above example the cost had been nine cents in the low cost area and 11 cents in the high cost area, it would be much more difficult for inefficient entry to occur.