0MCATCFigure 11.4.2MRQuantityRefer to Figure 11.4.2, which showsthe cost curves and marginal revenuecurve of a firm in a perfectlycompetitive market. In the long runfirms will exit the market.O firms that remain in the market willexpand production.market supply will decrease.firms that remain in the market willdecrease production.market demand will increase.

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P₁ MC ATC Figure 11.4.2 MR Quantity Refer to Figure 11.4.2, which shows the cost curves and marginal revenue curve of a firm in a perfectly competitive market. In the long run O firms will exit the market. O firms that remain in the market will expand production. O market supply will decrease. O firms that remain in the market will decrease production. O market demand will increase.

P₁ MC ATC Figure 11.4.2 MR Quantity Refer to Figure 11.4.2, which shows the cost curves and marginal revenue curve of a firm in a perfectly competitive market. In the long run O firms will exit the market. O firms that remain in the market will expand production. O market supply will decrease. O firms that remain in the market will decrease production. O market demand will increase.

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