Please use the graph below to answer the following question.
The graph shows the cost curves of a firm in a competitive industry. Assume that all firms in the industry have identical cost curves. The price in this market in the long run is $ .
In the perfect competition, in the long run
P=MC=ATC
Price= Marginal cost= Average total cost
From the graph
P=6
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