Question

g Long-run competitive equilibrium in an industry implies that no firm: Multiple Choice has an incentive to enter or exit the industry. is earning a normal profit. is earning accounting profits. is producing at the output level where price equals long-run average total cost.

Answer 1

has an incentive to enter or exit the industry.

Step-by-step explanation:

In a Long-run competitive equilibrium in an industry, no firm is earning abnormal profits but firms are earning normal profit or accounting profit. Also, there are no incentives to enter the industry as abnormal profits aren't earned in the industry. there are no incentives to leave because firms are earning normal profit