Ans 2. Produce at quantity q2.
The profit-maximizing quantity for the firm when the market price is P1 is q2 since at that output level, the marginal cost is equal to price. After this level of quantity the firm would not be able to earn profits hence the profit is maximized at this output level.
QUESTION 2 Price (per unit) MC PA B 91 92 Quantity (per period) Based on the...
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