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explain different possibilities of a firm under perfect competition in long run​

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Answered by ⲘⲓssRσѕє
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As explained above, a firm is in equilibrium under perfect competition when marginal cost is equal to price. But for the firm to be in long-run equilibrium, besides marginal cost being equal to price, the price must also be equal to average cost.

Answered by llAestheticll
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A firm is in equilibrium under perfect competition when marginal cost is equal to price. But for the firm to be in long run equilibrium, besides marginal cost being equal to price, the price must also be equal to average cost.

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