For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry [...]curve.
For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry [...]curve.
For a decreasing-cost industry, as industry output increases, input (factor) prices decrease as the industry demand for inputs increases. This results in a negatively sloped long-run industry [...]curve.
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