Coffee is produced in a constant cost industry and is sold in a perfectly competitive market.
If the market demand for this good increased, which of the following will happen in the long run?
Choose 1 answer:
- INCORRECT
The quantity of coffee sold in the market doesn't change.
Market quantity increases in the long run when demand increases.
- INCORRECT
Firms become allocatively inefficient.
Perfectly competitive firms are always allocatively efficient.
- INCORRECT
Firm's make economic profits.
This is true in the short run, but in the long run firms in perfectly competitive markets earn zero economic profits.
(D) The price of coffee stays the same.
(E) Average total costs increase.
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