In the long run, perfectly competitive firms are at equilibrium when: (LMC Long-Run Marginal Cost; LAC = Long-Run Averag

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In the long run, perfectly competitive firms are at equilibrium when: (LMC Long-Run Marginal Cost; LAC = Long-Run Averag

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In the long run, perfectly competitive firms are at equilibrium when: (LMC Long-Run Marginal Cost; LAC = Long-Run Average Cost) = OP LMC LAC OP LAC LMC > OP LMC LAC. O P = MR.
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