top | item 26768318 (no title) speedplane | 4 years ago There is a mathematically based definition of a perfect market. It’s only an approximation of real life, but it’s heavily used: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/perfectcompetition.asp discuss order hn newest WalterBright|4 years ago Your reference says:"Companies earn just enough profit to stay in business"which contradicts your comment:"in a “perfect” market there cannot be profits" mhh__|4 years ago I think the idea is that in the limit T->inf the profits go to zero. load replies (1)
WalterBright|4 years ago Your reference says:"Companies earn just enough profit to stay in business"which contradicts your comment:"in a “perfect” market there cannot be profits" mhh__|4 years ago I think the idea is that in the limit T->inf the profits go to zero. load replies (1)
mhh__|4 years ago I think the idea is that in the limit T->inf the profits go to zero. load replies (1)
WalterBright|4 years ago
"Companies earn just enough profit to stay in business"
which contradicts your comment:
"in a “perfect” market there cannot be profits"
mhh__|4 years ago