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Marker on the surface of a foreign substance that identifies it to immune cells as "nonself"
Excess Capacity
Excess capacity occurs when a firm's actual production is less than its maximum possible output, often indicating underutilized resources or insufficient demand.
Perfect Competition
An economic model describing a market where no buyer or seller has the market power to influence prices, characterized by many participants and free entry and exit.
Profit Maximization
The process or strategy undertaken by a firm to generate the maximum possible profits with the available resources and market conditions.
Short-run Equilibrium
Describes a situation in a market where supply equals demand within a short period, without enough time for all factors of production to adjust.
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