In a Long-Run Perfectly Competitive Equilibrium $Q ^ { d } = n q$

question 13

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In a long-run perfectly competitive equilibrium, $Q ^ { d } = n q$ , where $q$ is the supply of an individual firm, $n$ is the number of firms in the industry, and $Q ^ { d }$ is the market demand for a product.

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