Multiple Choice
In the long run, firms enter an industry when
A) firms in the industry realize positive economic profits.
B) firms in the industry realize economic losses.
C) other firms exit the industry.
D) economic profits in the industry are zero.
E) firms in the industry become price-makers.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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