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The distinction between the short-run and the long-run for a perfectly competitive firm or a monopolist is that:
a. in the short-run all inputs are fixed whereas in the long-run no inputs are fixed
b. in the short-run all inputs are variable whereas in the long-run all inputs are fixed
c. in the short-run at least one input is fixed whereas in the long-run all inputs are fixed
d. in the short-run at least one input is fixed whereas in the long-run no inputs are fixed
The distinction between the short-run and the long-run for a perfectly competitive firm or a monopolist is that:
a. in the short-run all inputs are fixed whereas in the long-run no inputs are fixed |
b. in the short-run all inputs are variable whereas in the long-run all inputs are fixed |
c. in the short-run at least one input is fixed whereas in the long-run all inputs are fixed |
d. in the short-run at least one input is fixed whereas in the long-run no inputs are fixed |
Joshua StredderLv10
28 Sep 2019
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