1.
Accounting profit = $2000 and zero economic profit
Reason:
Cost each month = 400+150+450 = 1000
Total revenue = 3000
Accounting profit = TR – TC = 3000 – 1000 = 2000
Opportunity cost = wages foregone = 2000
Economic profit = Accounting profit – Opportunity cost
Economic profit = 2000 – 2000
Economic profit = 0
2.
Both statements 1 and 2 are true
Reason: As wages rise, substation effect leads to an increase in hours worked while income effect leads to an increase in leisure
3.
ATC2
Reason: As firm having ATC2 has lowest ATC at Q = 400
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