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Micro Foundations · intro

Industry price rises

What moves on the Perfect Competition (Firm) diagram

  • P = MRshifts right (large)

A price takerprice takerA participant too small to influence the market price, it can only choose quantity. re-optimizes where P = MC; a higher price means more output and short-run profit.

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Step by step

  1. 1

    The firm takes the market price as given.

  2. 2

    Industry demand pushes the market price up, the firm's flat P=MR line jumps.

  3. 3

    It expands along MC until MC equals the new price; the profit box appears.

Where this shows up

Examiners ask this as: market price rises, firm expands, price taker profit.

Other scenarios on Perfect Competition (Firm)

Entry competes profit away →Input costs rise for every firm →