What is the term for the time frame during which companies cannot enter or exit an industry?

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Explanation

The short-term period refers to the timeframe when firms are unable to enter or leave the market, unlike the long run where entry and exit are possible.

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What is the term for the time frame during which companies cannot enter or exit an industry?

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