d) the firm maximizes profit by producing at P =MC
Thus at price level of 11, quantity = 13 units
e) at P= 11, the firm is earning zero economic profit as P=ATC at profit maximizing let of output
f) the market is in long run equilibrium when P=ATC, that is when firms earn zero economic profit.
Thus at P=11, firm is in long run equilibrium
Figure 2: Short-run unit cost curves P MC ATC 15 AVC 12 11 9 8 5 1 1 1 ! сл 8 10 13 17 Q Use figure 2, which depicts the cost curves of a perfectly competitive firm to answer the following a)(3 points) When the market prices is $8, what is the firm's short run profit maximizing output? b) (3 points)At a market price of $8, is the firm earning positive, negative, or zero economic profit? c) (3...
Figure 2: Short-run unit cost curves P MC ATC 15 AVC 12 11 9 8 5 5 8 10 13 17 g) (3 points) Calculate the economic profit of this firm when the market price is $15
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