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Question 2 2.5/5 pts In an increasing cost industry, if there is an increase in demand, the price in the long run will end up being higher than the original price, because the cost curves tend to shift to the right as firms enter the industry. Answer 1: higher than Answer 2: to the right

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2.5/5 pts
In an increasing cost industry, if there is an
increase in demand, the price in the long run will end
up being higher than the original price, because the
cost curves tend to shift to the right as firms enter the
industry.
Answer 1:
higher than
Answer 2:
to the right

Question 2
2.5/5 pts
In an increasing cost industry, if there is an
increase in demand, the price in the long run will end
up being higher than the original price, because the
cost curves tend to shift to the right as firms enter the
industry.
Answer 1:
higher than
Answer 2:
to the right

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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In an increasing cost industry, if there is an increase in demand, the price in the long run will end up being higher than the original price because the cost curves tend to shift to the right as firms enter the industry.