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... run adjustment occurs only after a completely new production plant has been built and workers have been trained to operate it— typically a process that may take several years . Short - Run Supply The short - run supply curve shows how ...
... run adjustment occurs only after a completely new production plant has been built and workers have been trained to operate it— typically a process that may take several years . Short - Run Supply The short - run supply curve shows how ...
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... short run and the long run . The Short Run and the Long Run The short run is a period of time in which the quanti- ty of at least one input is fixed and the quantities of the other inputs can be varied . The long run is a peri- od of ...
... short run and the long run . The Short Run and the Long Run The short run is a period of time in which the quanti- ty of at least one input is fixed and the quantities of the other inputs can be varied . The long run is a peri- od of ...
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... Run Average Costs Average cost ATC o SRAC 0 Increasing returns to scale LRAC Decreasing returns to Constant returns ... short - run average total cost curves . Each short - run average total cost curve touches the long - run average cost ...
... Run Average Costs Average cost ATC o SRAC 0 Increasing returns to scale LRAC Decreasing returns to Constant returns ... short - run average total cost curves . Each short - run average total cost curve touches the long - run average cost ...
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