In a perfectly competitive market, all firms are identical, there is free entry and exit, and an

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In a perfectly competitive market, all firms are identical, there is free entry and exit, and an unlimited number of potential entrants. Now, the government starts collecting a specific tax τ, how do the longrun market and firm equilibria change?

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