The Average Cost Curve (ACC) in the long run represents the average cost per unit of output, taking into account the optimal production technology and scale. It is crucial for understanding economies of scale and business optimization.
A period of time long enough for an industry to make all necessary adjustments to changing economic conditions, to increase or decrease capacity, or for firms to enter or leave the industry.
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