as per HomeworkLib policy abcd will anwer
FORMULAS USED FOR CALCULATION OF ANSWER
VC = WAGES * NUMBERS OF LABOR EMPLOYED
TR = PRICE * QUANTITY
MR = [TRN - TRN -1] [ QN -QN -1 ]
MC =[ TC -TCN -1 ] [ QN -QN -1 ]
TC = FIXED COSTS + VARIABLE COST
AFC =FC / Q , AVC =VC / Q , ATC =TC / Q
PROFIT = TR - TC AND PROFIT MAX QUALITY IS TAKEN WHERE MR = MC OR MR IS JUST GREATER THAN MC
160 T -SHIRTS WILL BE PRODUCED AND 6 WORKERS WILL BE EMPLOYED TO EARN A MAX POLICY OF 1400
IF PRICE FALLS TO $5
FROM THE ANOVE DIAGRAM WILL BE SAME JUST MR TR PROFIT WILL CHANGE
1360 5 -1640
THE PRICE OF $5 EQUAL THE MIN AVC OF $5 WHICH IS A SHUTDOWN POINT QX = 200 UNITS THE FIRM WILL HAVE AN OPTION EITHER CONTINUE OR SHUT DOWN OPERATIONS THE FORM IS JUST ABLE TO COVER VARIABLE COSTS
IN THE LONG RUN THE PRICE WOULD BE EQUAL TO MIN ATC = 89.4 AT Q = 240 UNITS
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