Marginal Cost = Total Costn - Total Costn-1
Average Variable Cost = Variable Cost / Output
Fixed Cost = 1000
Variable Cost = Total Cost - Fixed Cost
Average Total Cost = Total Cost / Output
Profits = Total Revenue - Total Cost
Output (Tons per month) | Total Cost | Price Per Ton | Marginal Cost | Average Variable Cost | Average Total Cost | Profits (Monthly) |
0 | $1000 | $500 | - | - | 500*0-1000=-1000 | |
1 | $1200 | $500 | 1200-1000 = 200 | 200/1 = 200 | 1200/1=1200 | 500*1-1200=-700 |
2 | $1350 | $500 | 1350-1200 = 150 | 350/2 = 175 | 1350/2=675 | 500*2-1350=-350 |
3 | $1550 | $500 | 1550-1350=200 | 550/3 = 183.3 | 1550/3=516.7 | 500*3-1550=-50 |
4 | $1900 | $500 | 1900-1550= 350 | 900/4 = 225 | 1900/4=475 | 500*4-1900=100 |
5 | $2300 | $500 | 2300-1900=400 | 1300/5= 260 | 2300/5=460 | 500*5-2300=200 |
6 | $2750 | $500 | 2750-2300=450 | 1750/6=291.7 | 2750/6=458.3 | 500*6-2750=250 |
7 | $3250 | $500 | 3250-2750=500 | 2250/7=321.4 | 3250/7=464.3 | 500*7-3250=250 |
8 | $3800 | $500 | 3800-3250=550 | 2800/8=350 | 3800/8=475 | 500*8-3800=200 |
9 | $4400 | $500 | 4400-3800=600 | 3400/9=377.8 | 4400/9=488.9 | 500*9-4400=100 |
10 | $5150 | $500 | 5150-4400=750 | 4150/10=415 | 5150/10=515 | 500*10-5150=-150 |
b. Lowest price at which Firm A will produce is $1900. when it starts drawing profits of $100.
c) It will produce 4 units of output at that price.
d) Lowest price at which Firm B will produce is also $1900 as same as Firm A.
e) It will also produce 4 units of output.
f) If the market price is $20, Firm A will produce 6 units where it earns the highest profit of $250.
g) Firm B will also produce 6 units at a market price of $20.
h) The firm which has lower variable cost will earn higher profit or incur a smaller loss.
i) Net profit /Loss = -350 at 2 units of output.
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