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In a a perfectly competitive market, P=AR=MR=MC
So,at all levels of output, the MR is fixed
= 8
option (B)
11) Number of firms in the long run will decrease because the loss making firms will exit the market
option(B)
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Part 1.
1. Use the figure above to answer this question.
Consider a perfectly competitive market experiencing good times.
Figure ________ shows a firm maximizing profit in the LONG RUN
because it produces ________ units and makes an economic profit of
________.
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Part 1.
1. Use the figure above to answer this question.
Consider a perfectly competitive market experiencing good times.
Figure ________ shows a firm maximizing profit in the LONG RUN
because it produces ________ units and makes an economic profit of
________.
A) A; 100; $2 per unit
B) A; 90; $3 per unit
C) B; 100; $0 per unit
D) C; 100; $3 per unit
Part 2.
2. The figure above shows a firm's demand and marginal
revenue curves...
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