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Refer to the Figure below. Firms will shut down in the short run if the market price: a. Exceeds P_3, b. Is less than P_1, c. Is greater than P_1 but less
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Illustrate a graph for the profit of a perfectly competitive firm in the short-run, where they are incurring losses but will not temporarily shut down. (Hint: You will want to use the
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