Question

В точке равновесия на рынке совершенной конкуренции:Остаётся только одна фирмаПредельные издержки равны предельной выручкеСредние издержки равны ценеПрибыль всех фирм равна нулю​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Ну если рассуждать логически

Объяснение:

2

Answer 2

Market Equilibrium in Perfect Competition

In a state of market equilibrium in perfect competition: - Only one firm does not remain in the market. Perfect competition involves many small firms, not just one. Each firm is a price taker, meaning it cannot influence the market price and must accept the price set by the market.

- Marginal costs equal marginal revenue. In perfect competition, firms maximize their profits by producing at a level where marginal cost equals marginal revenue. This occurs where the firm's supply curve intersects the market demand curve at the prevailing market price.

- Average costs equal price. In the long run, under perfect competition, firms will adjust their scale of production until they are operating at the minimum point of their average cost curve, where average cost equals price. This ensures that firms are making normal profits in the long run.

- Profit for all firms is zero. In the long run, in perfect competition, firms will make normal profits, which means that economic profit is zero. This occurs when total revenue equals total costs, including both explicit and implicit costs.