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The diagram below shows demand and supply curves for some perfectly competitive market.
FIGURE 16- 2
-Refer to Figure 16- 2.Suppose that the marginal benefit curve (MB) includes all social benefits and that there are no externalities in production.In this case,for allocative efficiency.
Average Fixed Costs
The fixed costs of production divided by the quantity of output produced, decreasing as production increases.
Annual Fixed Cost
The total of all business expenses that remain constant regardless of any change in production levels or sales volume over a year.
Total Output
The aggregate quantity of goods or services produced by an economy, sector, or production process over a specific period.
Barbershop
A place of business where people, typically men, go to get haircuts and often beard trims or shaves.
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