The horizontal demand curve facing an individual firm in a perfectly competitive market:
a. violates the law of demand, which states that demand curves slope downward.
b. is a reflection of the firm's small size relative to the total market
c. is maintained only with the help of high barriers to entry.
d. is a reflection of the inelastic demand for its product.
b
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