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lak

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In the short run
 a. new firms may enter an industry.
  b. existing firms may change the quantity they are supplying.
  c. price and quantity supplied are absolutely fixed.
  d. quantity supplied is absolutely fixed.

Question 2

In the very short run
 a. new firms may enter the industry.
  b. existing firms may change the quantity they are supplying.
  c. price and quantity supplied is absolutely fixed.
  d. quantity supplied is absolutely fixed.



Meganchabluk

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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