In Long-Run Equilibrium, the Typical Perfectly Competitive Firm Has No

question 178

Multiple Choice

In long-run equilibrium, the typical perfectly competitive firm has no incentive to:

• A) change output.
• B) change plant size.
• C) enter or leave the industry.
• D) do any of the above.

Recognize the application and customization of text effects and WordArt.

Utilize SmartArt and shapes effectively within documents.

Manage document sections and breaks to organize content.

Modify text and object positions accurately within the document.

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