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- If a firm's profit margin is negative, this means that: a. The average cost is above the price. b. The price is below the marginal cost. c. The firm is making losses for all levels d. All options are correct.arrow_forwardPROBLEM (4) The short run market supply for shirts is QS = 50P – 1000 and the market demand isQD = 2800 – 50P Let a typical firm operating in a perfectly competitive industry has short-run total cost and marginal cost curves: TC(q) = 100 + 20q + q2 and MC(q) = 20 + 2q (a) Determine the short run market equilibrium price and quantity for this type of shirt.(b) Determine how much the typical firm will produce at the equilibrium price you found in (a).(c) If all firms had the same cost structure, how many firms should be operating in this industry at the moment? (d) Calculate the profit or loss of each firm at the short-run market equilibrium. If they are making losses, why are they still producing in the short run? In the long run, will there be entry into the market or exit from it?(e) What would the price be in the long run equilibrium, assuming constant cost industry?(f) In the long run equilibrium, how many shirts would each firm produce? What would be a firm’s net profit?(g) How…arrow_forwardThe competitive firm maximizes its profit by operating at the point where _____ and price is greater than average variable cost. a. average cost is at a minimum b. total revenue is at a maximum c. profit per unit is at a maximum d. marginal cost equals pricearrow_forward
- The price is calculated by dividing _____ a. total revenue by output b. Output by total revenue c. Total cost by outputarrow_forwardIn the short run, the firm should continue to produce if and only if a.Price exceeds average total cost. b.Price exceeds average fixed cost. c.Price exceeds average variable cost. d.Marginal revenue equals marginal cost. e.Price exceeds marginal cost.arrow_forwardIdentify the short run supply curve. Figure 12-9 Price and cost P₂ P₂ MC Q₂ Q₂ Q ATC AVC 00 a. Marginal cost b. Upward sloping of Marginal cost. c. Marginal cost from b and above d. Marginal cost from d and above Quantityarrow_forward
- Price of Corn $7 MC $6 $5 ATC $4 $3 AVC $2 $1 0. 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 Bushels of Corn (a) If the market price for corn in this market was $5, how many bushels of corn would Cornwallis produce in the short-run in order to maximize his profits? [ Select ] (b) At the market price of $5, what is the total REVENUE Cornwallis will collect in the short-run? 1Select ] (c) At the market price of $5, what is the total PROFIT Cornwallis will earn in the short-run? Selectarrow_forwardV2arrow_forwardfasarrow_forward
- 1. A firm will shut down in the short run when (check all that apply) a. price is less than average fixed cost b. losses (negative of profits) are greater than fixed costs c. total revenue is less than variable cost d. total revenue is less than total cost e. price is less than average variable cost f. total revenue is less than fixed costarrow_forwardNote:- Do not provide handwritten solution. Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer. Take care of plagiarism. Answer completely. You will get up vote for sure.arrow_forwardIn the short run a firm should shut down when; A. When price is below MC B. When price is below minimum point of AVC C. When it is not earning a positive economic profit D. It is incurring a lossarrow_forward
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