please answer all parts of the question. Please be specific when answering parts c and d. Thank you!
a) Monopolistically competitive firm maximize its profit when MR = MC. In the above diagram, output level is Q*.
b) To get price level, point at intersection of MR and MC is extended vertically till it touch AR curve. Price in the above diagram is P*.
c) To determine if the firm have achieved maximum profit or not, firm must be operating at MR = MC. At this level, if ATC is less than the price charged by firm, there occurs a maximum profit. Total Profit is (Price - ATC) * Quantity sold.
d) To determine if the firm have achieved minimum loss or not, firm must be operating at MR = MC. At this level, if ATC is more than the price charged by firm, there occurs a minimum loss. Total Loss is (ATC - Price charged) * Quantity sold.
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