A company is considering entering industry A which is perfectly competitive. Here are further details on...
A company is considering entering industry A which is perfectly competitive. Here are further details on the industry:
100 firms currently operating each with a fixed cost of $1,000 and TVC of 5Q^2 +10Q
Industry demand is given by P = 400-2Q/19
a) Given that the industry is in the short run, that is, there is no entry and exit, how much profit would be made by each company?
b) How many firms would enter into this industry in the long run?
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1. A company is considering entering industry A which is perfectly competitive. Here are further details on the industry: 100 firms currently operating each with a fixed cost of $1,000 and TVC of 5Q+100 Industry demand is given by P 400-20/19 a) (40 points) Given that the industry is in the short run, that is, there is no entry and exit, how much profit would be made by each company b) (60 points) How many firms would enter into this...
1. A company is considering entering industry A which is perfectly competitive. Here are further details...
1. A company is considering entering industry A which is perfectly competitive. Here are further details on the industry: 100 firms currently operating each with a fixed cost of $1,000 and TVC of 5Q2+100 Industry demand is given by P = 400-20/19 a) (40 points) Given that the industry is in the short run, that is, there is no entry and exit, how much profit would be made by each company? b) (60 points) How many firms would enter into...
1. A company is considering entering industry A which is perfectly competitive. Here are further details...
1. A company is considering entering industry A which is perfectly competitive. Here are further details on the industry: 100 firms currently operating each with a fixed cost of $1,000 and TVC of 5Q2+100 Industry demand is given by P = 400-20/19 a) (40 points) Given that the industry is in the short run, that is, there is no entry and exit, how much profit would be made by each company? b) (60 points) How many firms would enter into...
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