A firm operates in a competitive market, selling good Q. His total cost is simply $200. The market price of Q is $10 a unit. If the firm is selling 96 units of Q, then what is firm’s profit?
A. $760
B. $960
C. $450
D. $120
A firm operates in a competitive market, selling good Q. His total cost is simply $200....
A firm operates in a competitive market, selling good Q. His total cost is simply $200. The market price of Q is $10 a unit. If the firm is selling 96 units of Q, then what is firm’s profit? $760 $960 $450 $120
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