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    When the Market Demand Increases in a Perfect Competition, the Long-Run
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When the Market Demand Increases in a Perfect Competition, the Long-Run

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Question 18

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When the market demand increases in a perfect competition, the long-run result is a larger number of firms, a higher price, and a permanent economic profit for the firms.

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