Consider the following information: TC = 10 + 5Q + Q2 Q = 15 – P Where TC is total cost, Q is the total product and P is price. What is the quantity associated with a shutdown price of $8? a. 3 units b. 10 units c. 7 units d. None of these are correct
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Consider the following information:
TC = 10 + 5Q + Q2
Q = 15 – P
Where TC is total cost, Q is the total product and P is price. What is the quantity associated with a shutdown price of $8?
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