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a. Complete the table below >If your answer is negative, enter a minus sign before the number S0 S900 S18000 1 00 $9000 $9000 $9000 $1000 $5000 $8000 S0 S 400 SH 0001 4000 $ 10000 S17000 $25000 1300090003000$31000 $35000 35000 9000 9000 $9000 9000 $9000 S4000 $3000 $2000 1 000 | $9000|| $27000||| $10000 || Sİ 1000||| S1900 900036000 $11000 5 9000 4500014000 10 S54000 7 9000 63000 900072000 S| 1000| 1 00 S100 $118000 S27000 62000 9000 9000 9000 $5000 S9000 $35000 $9000 $19000 S28000 $63000 Extra question: What is the minimum value of AVC in this question?Keep this figure and the SR shutdown rules in mind as you answer the following questions b. Find the profit maximizing qty (g). Calculate the profit at that quantity. If profit is negative, determine if the firm should keep producing or shut down in the short-run. Profit OA. Profit is negative and P > AVC O B. Profit is break-even ° C. Profit is negative and P < AVC 0 D. Profit is negative and P-AVC 0 E. Profit is positive 0 A, the firm should keep producing in the SR. O B. the firm should shut down in the SR. ○ C. the firm is indifferent in the SR. SO Please note: for the rest of the parts, if you cannot find a point where MR MC, choose the highest quantity where MR> MC. c. Now, suppose the price falls to $4500, what is the newq? Calculate the profit at that quantity. If profit is negative, determine if the firm should keep producing or shut down in the short-run. Profit = S□ ○ A. Profit is negative and P < AVC O B. Profit is break-even ° C. Profit is positive O D. Profit is negative and P AVC O E. Profit is negative and P-AVC OA. the firm should keep producing in the SR. O B、 the firm should shut down in the SR ○ C. the firm is indifferent in the SR. SO

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