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QUESTION 13 Suppose a firm operating in a perfectly competitive market has the following cost curves: Firms will be encourage

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A firm will enter the perfectly competitive market, if the price level in the market is high enough to earn the positive economic profit.

A firm will earn the positive economic if price lies above the average cost curve.

Marginal cost curve is supply curve for a perfectly competitive firm.

Hence, if price is higher than the P3, firm will encourage to enter the market.

Answer: option (c).

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