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4. The data below is for a firm in a perfectly competitive market....
1. What type of demand curve does a perfectly competitive firm face? Why? 2. A perfectly...
1. What type of demand curve does a perfectly competitive firm face? Why? 2. A perfectly competitive firm has the following fixed and variable costs in the short run. The market price for the firm’s product is $150. Output FC VC TC TR Profit/Loss 0 $100 $ 0 ___ ___ ___ 1 100 100 ___ ___ ___ 2 100 180 ___ ___ ___ 3 100 ...
Please explain the process to solve these A firm in a perfectly competitive industry is producing...
Please explain the process to solve these
A firm in a perfectly competitive industry is producing 1,000 units of output and earning total revenue of $55,000. If average total cost is equal to $60, marginal cost is equal to $55, and fixed costs are equal to $1,000 at that level of output, what should the firm do to maximize profit? VIEW RESULTS START shut down MC138716 increase output MC138717 decrease output (but not shut down) MC138718 The firm is already...
Question 3 Tabassum and Shashwat operate a small firm in a perfectly competitive market, the diagram...
Question 3 Tabassum and Shashwat operate a small firm in a perfectly competitive market, the diagram illustrates its MC, ATC, AVC and its MR curves. ATC 16.00 MR a. What is their current average revenue per unit? [1 mark] 12.25 12.00 F 10.00 ---- Price and Cost ($ per unit) 0.00 6.00 b. What is their profit maximizing level of output and profit? (2 marks] 10 11 12 13 Output Per hour c. If the market clearing price drops to...
20. Which of the following statements is not a characteristic of a perfectly competitive firm? a....
20. Which of the following statements is not a characteristic of a perfectly competitive firm? a. Perfectly competitive firms view each other as fierce rivals. b. Firms are price-takers. c. All firms produce a homogeneous product. d. Perfectly competitive markets allow freedom of entry and exit. 21. Since the firm’s demand curve is perfectly elastic for a price-taking firm, a. P = MR. b. P = MRP. c. P = TR. d. both a and b. e. both a and...
Part III. Graphing the perfectly competitive model (20 points). Use one graphing paper only for the graph. Attach the...
Part III. Graphing the perfectly competitive model (20 points). Use one graphing paper only for the graph. Attach the graphing paper with this completed questionnaire upon submission. All answers should be handwritten. Given: Selling price P=60 Total cost TC = 128 +69 Q-14 Q2 +Q? 1. Average cost equation AC= 2. Marginal cost equation MC = 3. Fill in the blanks in the table. You should be able to show that at the optimum rate of output, Q*, the profit...
A firm operates in a perfectly competitive market with a price of P = 50 for...
A firm operates in a perfectly competitive market with a price of P = 50 for the product. TVC = 0.5Q3 − 18Q2 + 170Q Q (output) TFC = 300. Write an equation expressing the firm’s total revenue (TR) as function of Q. Write an equation expressing the firm’s total cost (TC), as a function of Q. Write an equation expressing the firm’s profit (π), as a function of Q.Find the first-order condition for the firm’s profit-maximization decision. Find the...
Sonya and Leah operate a small firm in a perfectly competitive market, the diagram illustrates its...
Sonya and Leah operate a small firm in a perfectly competitive
market, the diagram illustrates its MC, ATC, AVC and MR
curves.
1. What is their current average revenue per unit?
2. What is their profit maximizing level of output and
profit?
3. If the market clearing price drops to $10.00 per unit,
should they continue to produce in the short run if they wish to
maximize their economic profits (or minimize its economic losses)?
Explain.
4. What is their...
The table below represents the output and cost structure for a firm. The market is perfectly...
The table below represents the output and cost structure for a
firm. The market is perfectly competitive, and the market price is
$10. Total costs include all implicit opportunity costs.
Calculate the firm’s profit at each rate of output and fill in
the values in the table.
Calculate firm's marginal cost and marginal revenue at each
rate of output and fill in the values in the table.
Calculate the firm’s average total costs and average variable
costs at each rate...
Suppose the inverse demand curve for a commodity in a perfectly competitive market takes the functional...
Suppose the inverse demand curve for a commodity in a perfectly competitive market takes the functional form: P (Q) = -.1Q + 10. Additionally, the firm’s marginal cost (MC) takes the following functional form: MC = 4 + 2Q. Recalling that a perfectly competitive firm is a price-taker in the market and its profit-maximizing output level (Qe) is always found by equating its price with its marginal cost: P = MC. Given all this, how much output (Qe) should the...
The table below represents the output and cost structure for a firm. The market is perfectly...
The table below represents the output and cost structure for a firm. The market is perfectly competitive, and the market price is $10. Total costs include all implicit opportunity costs. Total Cost Marginal Marginal Cost Revenue Total Revenue 0 Average Total Cost Average Variable Cost Output 0 Profit 3 XXX XXX 1 2 7 9 10 10 20 30 3 4 12 40 5 16 50 6 22 60 7 30 70 8 40 80 90 9 52 10 68...
Please explain the process to solve these
A firm in a perfectly competitive industry is producing 1,000 units of output and earning total revenue of $55,000. If average total cost is equal to $60, marginal cost is equal to $55, and fixed costs are equal to $1,000 at that level of output, what should the firm do to maximize profit? VIEW RESULTS START shut down MC138716 increase output MC138717 decrease output (but not shut down) MC138718 The firm is already...
Question 3 Tabassum and Shashwat operate a small firm in a perfectly competitive market, the diagram illustrates its MC, ATC, AVC and its MR curves. ATC 16.00 MR a. What is their current average revenue per unit? [1 mark] 12.25 12.00 F 10.00 ---- Price and Cost ($ per unit) 0.00 6.00 b. What is their profit maximizing level of output and profit? (2 marks] 10 11 12 13 Output Per hour c. If the market clearing price drops to...
Part III. Graphing the perfectly competitive model (20 points). Use one graphing paper only for the graph. Attach the graphing paper with this completed questionnaire upon submission. All answers should be handwritten. Given: Selling price P=60 Total cost TC = 128 +69 Q-14 Q2 +Q? 1. Average cost equation AC= 2. Marginal cost equation MC = 3. Fill in the blanks in the table. You should be able to show that at the optimum rate of output, Q*, the profit...
Sonya and Leah operate a small firm in a perfectly competitive
market, the diagram illustrates its MC, ATC, AVC and MR
curves.
1. What is their current average revenue per unit?
2. What is their profit maximizing level of output and
profit?
3. If the market clearing price drops to $10.00 per unit,
should they continue to produce in the short run if they wish to
maximize their economic profits (or minimize its economic losses)?
Explain.
4. What is their...
The table below represents the output and cost structure for a
firm. The market is perfectly competitive, and the market price is
$10. Total costs include all implicit opportunity costs.
Calculate the firm’s profit at each rate of output and fill in
the values in the table.
Calculate firm's marginal cost and marginal revenue at each
rate of output and fill in the values in the table.
Calculate the firm’s average total costs and average variable
costs at each rate...
The table below represents the output and cost structure for a firm. The market is perfectly competitive, and the market price is $10. Total costs include all implicit opportunity costs. Total Cost Marginal Marginal Cost Revenue Total Revenue 0 Average Total Cost Average Variable Cost Output 0 Profit 3 XXX XXX 1 2 7 9 10 10 20 30 3 4 12 40 5 16 50 6 22 60 7 30 70 8 40 80 90 9 52 10 68...
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