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Business, 19.03.2020 05:08, nook4boo

Consider a market where there are many firms with different cost structures. When determining which firms enter the market first, we look at . A. marginal cost. B. fixed costs. C. average total cost. D. average variable cost. The last firm to enter earns . A. average economic profits. B. positive economic profits. C. zero economic profits. D. the greatest economic profits. If demand shifts to the left (decreases), the last firm that entered .

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