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Tim tupper's term paper-typing business is a perfectly competitive firm in long-run equilibrium. which of the following does not describes the firm's situation?
a. entrepreneurs outside the industry will be eager to enter.
b. it will be earning a normal profit.
c. it will be charging a price equal to average total cost.
d. it will be minimizing average total cost.
e. it will be charging a price equal to marginal cost.

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