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The youngest female documented to have given birth to a healthy child was a 5-year-old girl in the 1930s; the father was never identified.She began having regular menstrual periods around eight months of age.She was diagnosed as pregnant after being taken to a doctor for suspicion of having an abdominal tumor; her periods had ceased several months earlier and her breasts were well-developed.When do the reproductive organs normally develop? Describe the maturation her body underwent to render her fertile, specifying at what ages these changes normally take place.Even without a positive pregnancy test, what clues suggest pregnancy rather than a tumor? What is the earliest age at which gamete development normally begins and ends in both genders?
Long-Run Industry Supply Curve
The long-run industry supply curve shows how the quantity supplied by an industry varies with price once all adjustment has been made, including the entry and exit of firms.
Increasing-Cost Industry
An industry in which production costs rise as firms enter the market, often leading to higher prices for consumers.
Positive Profits
Financial gains achieved when the total revenues exceed the total costs of a business.
Long-Run
In economics, the Long-Run is a period during which all input factors of production and costs are variable, allowing for the adjustment of all possible variables.
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