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If All Firms in a Perfectly Competitive Industry Earn a Normal

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Question 5

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If all firms in a perfectly competitive industry earn a normal profit,then:


A) new firms will enter the industry.
B) old firms will exit the industry.
C) the number of firms in the industry is stable.
D) market supply will shift to the left.

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