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Suppose a Market Equilibrium Occurs at a Quantity of 6,500

Question 120

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Suppose a market equilibrium occurs at a quantity of 6,500 units. Also suppose that the typical firm's constant returns to scale extend from a production level of 20 units to a production level of 50 units. Calculate the maximum and minimum number of firms that could prevail in this industry.

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