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When demand is price-inelastic, a change in price causes:

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Card 7

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In the property market:

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Card 8

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To continue in operation in the short run, a firm must cover its:

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Card 9

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Marginal cost may be defined as being the cost of producing:

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Card 10

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Costs and benefits which are outside the market system are known as:

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Card 11

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To find the market supply curve:

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Card 12

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The long run may be defined as:

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Card 13

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In general, increased competition in an industry will tend to:

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Card 14

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In perfect competition firms:

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Card 15

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Normal profit is:

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