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C/E/17. Explain the condition under which a perfectly-competitive firm and industry achieve a profit maximising equilibrium in the short run and in the long run.
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This papers analyses the conditions under which a perfectly-competitive firm or industry achieve a profit naximising equilibrium in both short and long run.
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