1)In a perfectly competitive industry the market is in long-run equilibrium, when:
Group of answer choices
a)P=MR=MC=AC
b)P=MR=MC<AC
c)P=MR=MC>AC
d)P>MR=MC=AC
2)In order for a firm producing and selling kitchen tables to be operating at allocative efficiency, when price equals $800, marginal cost must equal _____.
Group of answer choices
a)$750
b)$800
c)$850
d)$700
1.
a)P=MR=MC=AC
explanation:
in perfect competition, firm maximizes its profit where MR=MC and firm are price takers so, P=MR. in the long run, in perfect competition firm makes zero economic profit thus,P=ATC or TR=TC. so, in the long run firm produce at P=MR=MC=AC.
2.
b)$800.
Explanation:
allocative efficiency means the quantity socity most desires. it happens when firm produce where demand intersects MC curve. in perfect competition Price=MR=MC. so here price is $800 so MC cost will be also $800.
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