Economics Today: The Micro View (18th Edition)
Economics Today: The Micro View (18th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133885071
Author: Roger LeRoy Miller
Publisher: PEARSON
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In several digital devices markets that can be viewed as perfectly competitive, steady increases in demand for the required minerals ultimately have generated long run reductions in the market prices of these devices. Describe in your own words, the types of adjustments that must have occurred in these markets to have brought about this outcome, and evaluate whether such digital device industries are increasing, constant or decreasing cost industries.

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Perfect competition: The perfect competition is a purely competitive market selling homogenous products. The characteristics of perfect competition are, there are many buyers and sellers, firms get freedom of entry and exit which means at any time, a new firm can enter into the market or an existing firm can leave the market. All products produced in the market are homogenous and identical. The firm is a price taker. Market price is determined by demand and supply forces. The consumers have full knowledge about the market situations and no single firm can alter the market price by changing their product’s price. During the long run, firms make normal profits and during the short run, firms make only super normal profits.

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