consider a perfectly competitive market with identical firms. Each firm has the usually shaped cost curves. Marke price is currently $5. we are in long-run and short-run market equilibrium. If market demand increases... A. market price increases tin the long-run B. each firm's average variable cost decreases in the long-run C. each firm's quantity stays the same in the short- run

consider a perfectly competitive market with identical firms. Each firm has the usually shaped cost curves. Marke price is currently $5. we are in long-run and short-run market equilibrium. If market demand increases... A. market price increases tin the long-run B. each firm's average variable cost decreases in the long-run C. each firm's quantity stays the same in the short- run

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