In: Economics
Consider you are a Chief Manager of a firm that is operating in a market where any firm can enter or exit without any barrier. At present, your competitors are in crises and your firm too is facing losses. But you firmly decided to remain in the market and not to shut-down your business. Explain the what economic rule constitute for your decision ‘not to shut-down’. Also explain how you would overcome the short-run losses in long-run, and what kinds of economies you could achieve in future if you decide to stay in the business?
Solution - I will discuss the whole situation in different subparts of this solution below under the major headlines:-
2. Situational Analysis- Now Let's discuss the specific situation of our problem in the given below bullet points
3. Economic Rule Which Constitutes the Decision not to shut down- ABC Ltd. decided not to shut down and stay in the market because according to the characteristics of the perfect competition market a firm in short run may incur an abnormal profit which means also losses sum times but in the long run they earn normal profits.
4. Efficeincy to be achieved- The firm can achieve various efficiency or economies in the long run from which a few important ones are given below: