If All Firms in a Perfectly Competitive Industry Are Earning

question 121

Multiple Choice

If all firms in a perfectly competitive industry are earning a normal profit, then:

• A)new firms will enter the industry.
• B)existing firms will exit the industry.
• C)there is no incentive for firms to enter or exit the industry.
• D)the market supply curve will shift to the left.

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Distinguish between criminal law and civil law in litigation.

Comprehend the basis and extent of executive orders.

Understand the principle of federal supremacy.

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