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Evgen [1.6K]
3 years ago
11

The competitive firm's demand curve is: a. unit elastic over the relevant range of output. b. perfectly elastic over the relevan

t range of output. c. perfectly inelastic over the relevant range of output. d. elastic above the market price and inelastic below the market price.
Business
1 answer:
shepuryov [24]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

perfectly elastic over the relevant range of output.

Explanation:

In a perfect competition there are many firms in the market selling goods that are usually homogeneous in nature. Each individual firm will not be able to influence the price for which it offers goods and services to the customer.

The firm's are price takers and there is no barrier to entry.

This results in a situation where for all levels of quantity demanded there is no change in price, and demand curve is a horizontal line.

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In terms of utilitarianism, the action of buying out small shops through generous offer is considered not unethical, because if Starbucks sets up their business nearby the small shop, it will most likely suffer and by purchasing them it is actually a favor for coffeeshops.

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The end result of an action should be the most positive outcome for all the parties concerned

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The result may not be the best but the entity/person in charge should take an ethical action

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Current price of newspaper = P

                                               = $0.80 / UNIT

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