2.
A.
It is a loss minimization case, because price is lower than the ATC in the given diagram.
So,
Loss minimizing output = 45
Price = 15
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B.
Profit = total revenue -total cost = 45*15 - 45*17
Profit = -90
So, the loss = 90
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C.
In the long run, the firms will exit as they will be making economic losses. It will cause a decrease in the market supply and market supply curve will shift to the left. It will increase the price when industry is considered. At the firm level also, MR curve will move upward direction and remain horizontal while being tangent to the ATC curve. It will make price to increase at the level where price = ATC = MC = MR. Now firms achieve zero economic profit and long run equilibrium is achieved.
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D.
Firm will produced in the short run
even if it is earning negative economic profit, because firm is
able to recover its variable cost and in the long run, when some
firms exit, then the operating firm will get higher price to
achieve zero economic profit. Further, firm operates, because it
can change its capacity in the long run to produce at a level where
P = ATC to achieve zero economic profit. Hence, firms
operate even if earning losses, but recovering the variable
cost.
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