Q. At which time all the factors of production may be changed?
(a) short run
(b) long run
(c) very long run
(d) all of three
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May be
Long run...
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(b) In the long run all the factors of production may be changed.
Explanation:
In the long run, all of the major components of production are variable.
- The company has enough time to expand its factory and respond to changing demand.
- Prices have time to change. For example, there might be a short spike in pricing, but expanding supplies will be able to match it in the long run.
- A company can also enter or exit a market.
- Price elasticity of demand can fluctuate over time - for example, people may become more sensitive to price changes over time, but in the short run, people will continue to buy a product they are familiar with.
- The company has enough time to construct a larger factory.
- The long run could be anything from six months to a year.
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