Suppose competitive firms have identical costs of production. In the long run when firms are neither entering
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Suppose competitive firms have identical costs of production. In the long run when firms are neither entering nor exiting a competitive market, total revenue equals total cost such that a firm is making zero economic profits
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Firms that produce agricultural products are less likely to be in competitive markets than firms that produce cars.
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Competitive markets are characterized by a large number of buyers and sellers and free (easy) entry and exit by firms.
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ISBN: 978-0538453257
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Authors: Thomas Nechyba
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