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Suppose a perfectly competitive industry is in long-run equilibrium. A new one-time cost-saving technology (which is freely available) is then developed and new plants are built. Eventually, a new long-run equilibrium will be established where

▸ all plants continue to operate until they are physically worn out as long as price is greater than the firm's average variable cost.

▸ all plants use the new technology, and market output will be higher and price will be lower.

▸ high-cost and low-cost firms exist side by side and market output will be higher.

▸ the industry supply curve has shifted to the left and price and output are both higher.

▸ new plants employ the new technology, but existing plants continue to produce as long as they cover their fixed costs.
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