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In short-run supply adjustment, any increase in quantity brought to the marketplace is due to existing firms expanding output.
Trial and Error
A method of problem-solving by which multiple attempts are made to reach a solution, learning and adapting from each failed attempt.
Forming Subgoals
A strategy used in problem-solving that involves breaking down the main goal into smaller, more manageable objectives or tasks.
Working Backward
A problem-solving strategy that starts with the outcome and works in reverse to find the solution.
Sub-goals
Intermediate objectives or milestones set as steps toward achieving a larger goal, helping to make complex tasks more manageable.
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