Obelisk of Ramses II on the left and a 3/4 view on the right. The obelisk in front of the Pylon, left side in the picture on the right is the Ramses II Obelisk which is shown on your left. Also you will notice the foundation stone at right side in front of the Pylon. This is the site for the obelisk which was shipped off to Paris in the 19th century.
two cases exist where a firm might shut down: in the short run and the long run in the long run, firms will shut down when they make subnormal profits, which is when the total costs are greater than total revenue. In the long run, because all factors of production are variable and there are no barriers to exit, firms are free to exit the market if they make losses.
Who keeps working â and who doesn't â if the government shuts down next week Last government shutdown may have cost U.S. economy $20 billion Private businesses take a hit, too