Structure of marginal cost, Microeconomics

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"Consider a market with n firms occupied in Bertrand competition. These firms have in common dissimilar marginal costs but any number of them may also have equivalent marginal costs. There is no such a structure of marginal costs that more than one firm in this industry earns a positive profit."

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