Consider a competitive firm with costs of C(q) = 64 + 4q2, where q is output. If price is $40
a) what is the quantity the firm will supply? is this market in its long-run equilibrium?
b) provided that q > 0. What is the price and the quantity sold by the firm in the long-run equilibrium?
Consider a competitive firm with costs of C(q) = 64 + 4q2, where q is output. If price is $40 a) what is the quantity the firm will supply? is this market in its long-run equilibrium? b) provided that...
A firm has the long-run cost function C(Q) = 4Q2 + 64.In the long run, it will supply a positive amount of output, so long as the price is greater than a. $64. b. $72. c. $16. d. $32. e. $37.
Consider a firm in a market that is in a long-run, perfectly competitive equilibrium. If the firm has total costs of C(q) = 100 +, and the firm selects its quantity in order to maximize its profit, what is the equilibrium market price?
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