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a) At a product price of $ 40,
how
many units will this firm produce in the short-run? EXPLAIN.
What
will be its profits or losses?
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b) At a product price of $ 50,
how
many units will this firm produce in the short-run? EXPLAIN.
What
will be its profits or losses?
c) At a product price of $ 60,
how
many units will this firm produce in the short-run? EXPLAIN.
What
will be its profits or losses?
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Explanation / Answer
It will produce 6 since you set marginal cost equal to marginal revenue.
Revenue will be 240 and costs will be 246 for a loss of 6.
At 50 it will produce 7.
Revenue will be 350 and costs 301 for a profit of 49.
At 60 a quantity of 8
Revenue will be 480 and costs 360 for a profit of 120.
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