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... firms Initially , the industry supply curve is S , and the demand curve is D , so the equilibrium price is Po , and quantity Q is traded ( part a ) . Each indi- vidual firm , shown in part ( b ) , produces go and makes a zero profit . A ...
... firms Initially , the industry supply curve is S , and the demand curve is D , so the equilibrium price is Po , and quantity Q is traded ( part a ) . Each indi- vidual firm , shown in part ( b ) , produces go and makes a zero profit . A ...
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... firms will expand and new firms will enter the industry . If the firms in an industry make economic losses , some firms will leave the industry and the remaining firms will produce less . Entry and exit shift the industry supply curve ...
... firms will expand and new firms will enter the industry . If the firms in an industry make economic losses , some firms will leave the industry and the remaining firms will produce less . Entry and exit shift the industry supply curve ...
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... firms produce identical goods and there are no barriers to the entry of new firms into the industry . In this situation , each firm is a price taker and , in the long run , there is no economic profit . In monopoly , there is one firm ...
... firms produce identical goods and there are no barriers to the entry of new firms into the industry . In this situation , each firm is a price taker and , in the long run , there is no economic profit . In monopoly , there is one firm ...
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