Price=18
Quantity=500 boxes a week
Total revenue =price*quantity=18*500=9000. So Willa's total revenue is $9000
Marginal revenue =change in total revenue divided by change in quantity.
If TR of 500 units is $9000 then TR of 501 units will be 18*501=$9018
So MR =9018-9000 divided by 501-500=18 divided by1=$18. So Willa's MR is $18 a box.
No .Willa is not maximizing profit because profit will be maximised when MR=MC
Here MC=$21 and MR =$18
MR is less than MC so it is loss
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