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−	In [[~~economics]], the '''long~~ run''' refers to the timeframe in which all [[factors of production]] are variable. It is most frequently compared with the [[short run]], in which at least one factor of production is fixed, or the market timeframe, in which all factors are fixed.	+	#REDIRECT [[Long run]]
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