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Captive mining of coal leads to diseconomies; Captive mining is rigid in nature; commercial mining is in the national interest; commercial mining involves economies of scale and a lot of customers will be a part of the process.

A. Whereas captive mining of coal is characterized by diseconomies and rigidities, commercial mining is in the national interest as it leads to economies of scale via multiple customers.
B. Captive mining of coal is characterized by iseconomies and rigidities since commercial mining is in the national interest and unlocks economies of scale via multiple customers.
C. Because captive mining of coal is characterized by diseconomies and rigidities, this leads to commercial mining being in the national interest and unlocks economies of scale via multiple customers.
D. Captive mining is in the national interest and unlocks economies of scale via multiple customers as commercial mining of coal is characterized by diseconomies and rigidities.
E. All of the above
Answer» B. Captive mining of coal is characterized by iseconomies and rigidities since commercial mining is in the national interest and unlocks economies of scale via multiple customers.


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