Suppose that the following schedule summarizes the sales (demand) and cost situation confronting a Sweezy oligopoly firm:
Price $8 $10 $12 $14 $16 $17 $18 $19 $20
Quantity Demanded 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Total Cost $128 $110 $94 $80 $68 $58 $50 $44 $40
a. Graph the demand, marginal revenue, and marginal cost curves facing the firm in a single graph.
b. Identify as q* the profit-maximizing rate of output on the same graph as in a. above.
c. What is the profit-maximizing rate of output given the information in the table above?
d. What is maximum profit for this firm?
A).
consider the given problem here we have given the data on demand curve and the TC. So, here “TR” is the product of “P” and “Q”, => we can get the TR for all “Q” and the MR is the additional revenue from the production of additional “q”, => MR(n) = TR(n)-TR(n-1). Now, the MC is the additional cost from the additional production, => MC(n) = TC(n) – TC(n-1). Consider the following fig. show the demand curve, MR and MC curve.
B, C).
So, here the optimum “q” is “5 units”. Since for “q=5” the “MR<MC”, => the production of additional unit is profitable but for “q=6” the “MC > MR”, => the producer should reduce production, => the optimum production is “5 units”.
D).
So, here the profit is given by, => A = TR – TC, => 16*5 – 68 = $12. So, here the profit is given by “$12”.
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