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- 7. The diagram below shows the demand and cost situation of a firm in a monopolistically competitive industry. 15 12 t1 e 18 20 40 so 60 70 60 10 10 110 120 1 140 150 sED 170 180 a. What output will this firm choose? Why? b. What price will it charge? Why? c. What is total revenue and total cost at the profit maximizing output? (E) al na pur aarrow_forwardATC P1 P2 P3 P4 MR Q4 Q3 Quantity Qi Q2 What is the profit maximizing output for the monopolistic competitor? O Q3 O Q4 OQ1 O Q2 Pricearrow_forwardThe graph below is for Chic and Sharpe Ltd., a firm in the women's garment industry, which is monopolistically competitive. Cost and revenues 70 60 50 40 30 10 0 Seleg v Select Quantity per period Select Select v 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 O Search Prev 1 of 6 HHH Next >arrow_forward
- MN 00 工 25 Price %24 For the monopolistically competitive firm in the following figure, the profit-maximizing price is and the quantity is MC ATC 32 20 Demand MR Quantity O $20; 25 O $16; 25 O $32; 25 O $20; 40 10:12 PM 75°F ENG earch 12/12/2021 f12 Ins prt sc delete home 61 pua f5 dn 6d f4 84 114 144 米 backspace lock 4. 5. R. home enter 4. K. pause ↑ shift end 2. C. alt ctrlarrow_forwardk Onli.... s 15 10) Below are drawn cost curves for a monopolistically competitive firm. What is the profit? 16 14 812 10 Dollars 0 MC MR 20 23 25 30 Number of haircuts ATC 9 Darrow_forward$19 16 30 13 10 O 100 Multiple Choice 160180 210 Quantity loss of $320. profit of $480. MC Refer to the diagram for a monopolistically competitive firm in short-run equilibrium. This firm will realize an economic profit of $280. profit of $600. MR ATC Darrow_forward
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