If a perfectly competitive firm adopts a new technology, greater economic profit is possible in the ________, but a competitive return will be earned in the ________ as the market supply will ________.

A) long run; short run; decrease
B) short run; long run; increase
C) short run; long run; decrease
D) long run; short run; increase

B) short run; long run; increase

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"Bootstrap financings" are buyouts financed by

A) the company managers' own assets. B) finance companies. C) junk bonds. D) new issuance of bonds.

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