perfect competition and monoploy, Macroeconomics

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1. # of sellers, # of buyers
2. entry and exit conditions
3. product characteristics
4. short run P&Q determinations and the resulting 3 possibilities for excess profit (graphs are required)
5. which one of the above depicted SR (PIE) possibilities is the most typical in the LR? why?

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