(J) PriceP.A(un red)P₂MC9 9 9 9.Quantity(units per week)ATCd) P = ATCa) New firms will enter the market.b) Firms will exit the market.O c) Economic profits equal zero.P.P3Refer to Figure 2 above. At a price of p3 in the long run:P₂PrREIREIRE TRED₂D₁D₂THEREQuantity(units per week)D.

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Price A P. D (un red) P₂ Ps MC 91 92 93 9 ATC a) New firms will enter the market. d) P = ATC b) Firms will exit the market. Oc) Economic profits equal zero. P. P₁ P₂ Quantity (units per week) (a) Refer to Figure 2 above. At a price of p3 in the long run: Pr THE NE D₂ D₁ D, 19 Quantity (units per week) D.

Price A P. D (un red) P₂ Ps MC 91 92 93 9 ATC a) New firms will enter the market. d) P = ATC b) Firms will exit the market. Oc) Economic profits equal zero. P. P₁ P₂ Quantity (units per week) (a) Refer to Figure 2 above. At a price of p3 in the long run: Pr THE NE D₂ D₁ D, 19 Quantity (units per week) D.

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