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:Apps Blackboard Learn Elite Premium Finan... . P City of HollywoodFree Plagiarism Det... Chrom MINDTAP From Cengage Additional Problems & Applications (Ch 16) Consider a monopolistically competitive market with N firms. Each firm's business opportunities are described by the following equations: Demand: Q= -P Marginal Revenue: MR -2Q Total Cost- TC=50 + Marginal Cost: MC = 2Q 0 As N rises, the demand for each firm's product- falls How many units does each firm produce? rises O 25N O 25 25 30Explanation / Answer
1. As N rises, the demand for each firm’s product falls.
2.The firm will produce where MR= MC:
100/N– 2Q= 2Q = 25/N
So correct ans is D) 25/N
3. To find price, we put this Q = 25/N in the demand equation of the firms.
Q = 100/N - P
25/N = 100/N– P
P= 75/N
So correct option is d) 75/N
4. Profit = Total revenue - Total cost
Total revenue = P×Q = 75/N * 25/N = 1875/N2
Total cost = 50 + Q2 = 50 + (25/N)2 = 50 + 625/N2
Profit = 1875/N2 – 625/N2 – 50 = 1250/N2 – 50
So correct option is b)
5. In the long run profit will be zero,
So put profit = 0
1250 / N2 - 50 = 0
1250 / N2 = 50
N = 5
So in the long run, 5 firms will be exist in the market.
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