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Given below is a perfectly competitive firm under long run equilibrium.AC and MC represent the average cost and the marginal cost incurred by the firm.P₀ is the equilibrium price level while Q₀ is the equilibrium output.

   Given below is a perfectly competitive firm under long run equilibrium.AC and MC represent the average cost and the marginal cost incurred by the firm.P₀ is the equilibrium price level while Q₀ is the equilibrium output.    -Refer to Figure .What impact will the increase in raw material cost have on the long-run equilibrium price level? A) The equilibrium price level will be stable at P0 and the firms will break even. B) The equilibrium price level will fall below P0 and the firms will incur a loss. C) The equilibrium price level will rise above P0 and the firms will break even. D) The equilibrium price level will rise above P0 and the firms will earn profit.
-Refer to Figure .What impact will the increase in raw material cost have on the long-run equilibrium price level?

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Definitions:

Economies of Scale

The cost advantages that a business can exploit by expanding their scale of production, leading to a lower cost per unit.

Diseconomies of Scale

Increased costs per unit that occur when a company grows too large, leading to inefficiencies.

Long-Run Average Cost Curve

A graphical representation showing the minimum cost per unit at which a firm can produce any given level of output in the long run when all inputs are variable.

Diseconomies of Scale

The phenomenon where, as a firm becomes too large, its costs per unit increase due to inefficiencies, leading to a decrease in overall productivity or cost-effectiveness.

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