A shift in demand curve has a larger effect on price and smaller effect on quantity when the number of firms is fixed compared to the situation when free entry and exist is permitted. Explain.
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Under the long run, when free entry and exit is permitted, there is total changes in quantity but no change in equilibrium price. It happens
Under the long run, when free entry and exit is permitted, there is total changes in quantity but no change in equilibrium price. It happenswhen the demand curve intersects tile supply curve at equilibrium point. then Price =minimum Average cost. As a result demand curve shift upward,
Under the long run, when free entry and exit is permitted, there is total changes in quantity but no change in equilibrium price. It happenswhen the demand curve intersects tile supply curve at equilibrium point. then Price =minimum Average cost. As a result demand curve shift upward,It effect, there is no change in price but quantity rises When the number of firms is fixed, the supply curve is upward and demand curve is downward sloping. It results the demand effect more in price than quantity