Suppose that each of 8,000 firms in a perfectly competitive industry produces 1,000 units of a good and maximizes profits when the price of the good is $10

If there is a permanent increase in demand, in the short run each firm produces ________ 1,000 units and in the long run the number of firms is ________ 8,000. A) more than; more than
B) less than; more than
C) less than; less than
D) more than; less than
E) exactly; more than


A

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