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Marginal Cost $8 2 points Persons Name | Freddie Freeman Mike Matheny | Albert Pujols | George Brett Willingness to pay $100

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the firm produces a willingness to pay=MC
so the firm will sell 3 tickets as 3 consumers have the willingness to pay above or equal to marginal cost and it sells for the price equal to a willingness to pay

total revenue =sum of willingness to pay =100+10+50
=$160

The firm sells 3 tickets and make $160 in revenue

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