In Long-Run Equilibrium, the Typical Perfectly Competitive Firm Will

question 39

Multiple Choice

In long-run equilibrium, the typical perfectly competitive firm will:

• A) earn maximum economic profit.
• B) never change plant size in the long run.
• C) change output in the short run.
• D) enter or exit the industry.

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