<span>The two main groups to immigrate during this time were the Irish and British. The Irish bitterly resented the British who ruled Ireland. Many rented from British landlords who treated them as second class sub-citizens. It was densely populated, and suffered from intense economic hardship. Aside from political persecution, the Irish economy depended heavily on the potato crop which was wiped out by potato blight.
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It made it easier to transport materials to all of the cities
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A firm in monopolistic competition does not take full advantage of its economies of scale because it's the only oferent of a good. A firm in perfect competition produces at the lowest average cost possible.
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