You are the head of a firm in a perfectly competitive market. You sell cheese for $5. a.  ...
You are the head of a firm in a perfectly competitive
market. You sell cheese for $5.
a. What is
your π?
b. What is
your marginal revenue?
c. What is
your marginal cost?
d. What is
your average cost?
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