In a perfectly competitive market firms can enter and exit freely from the market, then the equilibrium price in this condition is always equal to?

Identify the incorrect statement regarding price flooring:

Choose the correct option(s) with respect to free entry and exit assumption of a perfectly competitive market.

(A) At equilibrium, no firm earns supernormal profit.

(B) As new firms enter the market, the supply curve shifts leftward.

(C) Equilibrium price will be equal to the minimum average cost.

(D) At equilibrium, no firm incurs losses by remaining in production.

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Arrange the following money supply measures in chronological order.

(A) Excess supply will prevail in the economy.

(B) The tendency of prices to change to restore equilibrium.

(C) Suppose market supply is greater than market demand at a given price.

(D) Hence, the market is not in equilibrium.

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Under Perfect Competition, Large number of buyers and sellers implies:

Which of the following is an example of floor price?

In a perfectly competitive market choose the correct statement from the following.

(A) Equilibrium occurs where market demand equals market supply.

(B) Each firm employs labour upto the point where the marginal revenue of labour equals the wage rate.

(C) Equilibrium price and quantity are determined when there is large number of firms.

(D) Equilibrium price is always equal to minimum average cost of the firms.

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