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What are the possible long-run equilibrium situations for a firm in a perfectly competitive market?
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In engineering, a measure of gear tooth size which is the ratio of the pitch diameter to the number of teeth, influencing the gear's size and interaction.
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The individual protrusions on the rim of a gear that interlock with those on another gear to transmit torque and motion.
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