Given,
Ce = $ 10 per hour, Ck = $ 20, price of output = $ 60
1. Determine MPE
Differentiating Q wrt E we get
Similarly we can deter mine the MPk
The firm can maximize profit by satisfying the equimarginal criterion
Plug in the values we get
K = 0.5E
Or, E = 2K
C. The first order condition is to equate the MC to P
In a competitive market MC = P
TC = 10E + 20K
TC = 20E
OR, TC = 40K
Differentiating above equation wrt Q we get
Since, E = 2K
Now equate MC to price
E = 0.5
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