Multiple Choice
The long-run industry supply curve in perfect competition is derived from the
A) short-run industry supply curve which shifts as new firms enter the industry.
B) short-run industry supply curve which shifts as old firms exit the industry.
C) freedom of firms from sunk costs so that new cost curves become long-run curves.
D) All of the reasons listed.
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