A monopolistic firm will shut down if
A.
P > ATC for every level of output.
B.
P < AVC for every level of output.
C.
P < ATC for every level of output.
D.
P > AVC for every level of outpu
The answer is option b- P < AVC for every level of output
A monopolist should shut down when price (average revenue) is less than average variable cost for every output level
A monopolistic firm will shut down if A. P > ATC for every level of output....
If a perfectly competitive firm is producing 150 units of output at a price of P=$20, where the MC of the 150th unit of output is MC=$20, the ATC of the 150th unit is ATC=$10, and the AVC of the 150th unit is AVC=$8, then which of the following statements is not correct? a. The firm should shut down when the price is less or equal to $8. b. The firm is producing at the profit maximizing level of output....
In the short run, a perfectly competitive firm is producing where MR-MC. At this output, P>AVC and P>ATC. This firm A) is making positive economic profits B) is making zero economic profits C) is making negative economic profits but should continue to operate D) is making negative economic profits and should shut down.
A competitive form maximizes profit at an output level of 500 units, market price is $24.00, and ATC is $25.25. At what range of AVC values for an output level of 500 would the firm choose not to shut down in the short run? Choose one: A. ATC > $25.25 B. ATC < $25.25 C. AVC > $24 D. AFC > $25.25 E. AVC < $24 E AFC < $24 920104574 studen Suppose that Harold sells hamburgers. The total cost...
A firm will shut down in long-run if the a. Firm is making zero economic profits. b. Price is anywhere above the the minimum average variable cost (AVC) c. Price is above the minimum average total cost (ATC) d. Price is equal to the minimum average total cost (ATC) e. Price is anywhere below the minimum average total cost (ATC)
A monopolist will shut down when _________in the long run and _________in the short run. P > ATC; P > ATC P < ATC; P < AVC P = ATC; P = ATC P < ATC; P > AVC
1) A perfectly competitive firm faces the following Total revenue, Total cost and Marginal cost functions: TR = 10Q TC = 2 + 2Q + Q2 MC = 2 + 2Q At the level of output maximizing profit , the above firm's level of economic profit is A) $0 B) $4 C) $6 D) $8 *Additional information after I did the math: The price this firm charges for its product is $10, the level of output maximizing profit is 4...
II.A. Identify and label the profit-maximizing level of output (Q) that will be pursued by this 'monopolistic' firm. (5 Points) $$ MC ATC AVC Market Demand Output(Q) MR II.B. Draw and label the rectangle that represents the Total Revenue (TR) generated by this 'monopolistic' firm. (5 Points) $$ MC ATC AVC Market Demand -Output(Q) MR II.C. Draw and label the rectangles that represent Total Cost (TC), Total Fixed Cost (TFC) and Total Variable Cost (TVC) generated by this ‘monopolistic' firm....
I know that A) Q*=0 and firm should
shut down and B) profits = -$1,000. But do not understand how to
get C.
PLEASE SHOW ALL STEP-BY-STEP WORK ON HOW TO SOLVE FOR C)
LEVEL OF OUTPUT WHERE AVC IS MINIMIZED?
3. A perfectly competitive firm sells its product for $100/unit, has $1000 in fixed costs, and has an average variable cost function and a marginal cost function given below: AVC(Q)= -20Q +500 MC(Q) = Q2 - 40Q+500 a. Determine...
б. MC ATC AVC MR MR MR MR 0 Quantity A.The shut down point is at p? points) B. The break- even point is at p
This Competitive Firm [Select] * earning profits. They [Select] 4 at the shut-down print because the AVC is [Select] the MR curve. COST OUTPUT This Competitive Fire [Select ] earning profits. They is not [Select) at the shut-uvir point because the AVC is [Select] the MR curve. COST 30 40 60 OUTPUT This Competitive Firm [Select] earning profits. They at the shut-down point because the AVC is ✓ [ Select ] are are not the MR curve. / N COST...