According to this quote from the UK Guardian newspaper, which of the diagrams best represents the long-run equilibrium of the guar bean industry? "A larger harvest of the crop, which is dependent on desert-like conditions with occasional monsoon rainfall, is likely to put the brakes on sky-high prices next year. Rajasthan's famers are also facing competition from other regions and countries trying to emulate their success. While Rajasthan still accounts for about three-quarters of global production, Pakistanis increasing its crop and guar fams have popped up in neighboring Gujarat province, Africa, Australia and even the oil capital of the world, Texas." A. В. MC MC Price Price MR = d ATC ATC ATC P- ATC MR = d Quantity Quantity С. D. MC Price MC Price ATC ATC AVC ATC MR d MR =d Quantity Quantity OA. A OB. B Oc. C

According to this quote from the UK Guardian newspaper, which of the diagrams best represents the long-run equilibrium of the guar bean industry? "A larger harvest of the crop, which is dependent on desert-like conditions with occasional monsoon rainfall, is likely to put the brakes on sky-high prices next year. Rajasthan's famers are also facing competition from other regions and countries trying to emulate their success. While Rajasthan still accounts for about three-quarters of global production, Pakistanis increasing its crop and guar fams have popped up in neighboring Gujarat province, Africa, Australia and even the oil capital of the world, Texas." A. В. MC MC Price Price MR = d ATC ATC ATC P- ATC MR = d Quantity Quantity С. D. MC Price MC Price ATC ATC AVC ATC MR d MR =d Quantity Quantity OA. A OB. B Oc. C

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