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Solution. :. Option. (A)
Reason : In the perfectly competative market firm is a price taker . Whatever price is set by industry ,firm has to accept that price . It can not set any price by its own choice . On the other hand it is a profit maximisation point for the producer .It is a producers equilibrium point because here two conditions are fulfilled for producer equilibrium i.e. MR = MC and MC is rising . So firm must take the price $ 15 .
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