Multiple Choice
Long-run adjustments in purely competitive markets primarily take the form of
A) variations in the cost curves of different firms in the market.
B) entry or exit of firms in the market.
C) evolution of the market from a constant-cost to an increasing-cost industry.
D) product differentiation.
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Q11: An increasing-cost industry is the result of<br>A)higher
Q12: The long-run supply curve for a competitive,
Q14: Because the equilibrium position of a purely
Q15: The transformative effects of competition that foster
Q16: When there is allocative efficiency in a
Q17: Compare the shape of a long-run supply
Q18: If the representative firm in a purely