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FIGURE 11.11 A Decrease in Demand (a) Industry An industry starts out in long-
run competitive equilibrium. Part (a) shows the industry demand curve D0 and
the industry supply curve Sv the equilibrium quantity 0^ and the market price P0.
FIGURE 11.11 A Decrease in Demand (a) Industry An industry starts out in long-
run competitive equilibrium. Part (a) shows the industry demand curve D0 and
the industry supply curve Sv the equilibrium quantity 0^ and the market price P0.
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With demand curve DQ and supply curve 50, the market price is PQ and quantity
QQ is sold by the industry. Figure 11.12(b) shows a single firm. At price PQ, the
firm is making zero economic profit and producing an output of qQ. Now suppose
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With demand curve DQ and supply curve 50, the market price is PQ and quantity
QQ is sold by the industry. Figure 11.12(b) shows a single firm. At price PQ, the
firm is making zero economic profit and producing an output of qQ. Now suppose
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FIGURE 14.9 Capital Market Equilibrium Q, Capital (steel mills) (a) Steel industry
The long-run supply curve of capital (LS) in the steel industry (part a) and the
computer industry (part b) is perfectly elastic. The number of steel mills in place is
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FIGURE 14.9 Capital Market Equilibrium Q, Capital (steel mills) (a) Steel industry
The long-run supply curve of capital (LS) in the steel industry (part a) and the
computer industry (part b) is perfectly elastic. The number of steel mills in place is
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