Economy, asked by saiquafarheen68, 1 month ago

How does a Competitive Firm attain Equilibrium....?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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A firm is in equilibrium when it has no tendency to change its level of output. It needs neither expansion nor contraction. It wants to earn maximum profits in by equating its marginal cost with its marginal revenue, i.e. MC = MR.

Answered by sanvi7649
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