[All Steps] Consider a perfectly competitive firm with the following short-run cost functions. Assume that the market price is $1.50. Will the firm produce
Question: Consider a perfectly competitive firm with the following short-run cost functions.
Assume that the market price is $1.50.
- Will the firm produce output or shut down? Why?
- If the firm will produce output, approximately how many units will the firm produce?
- Approximately how much profit/loss will the firm earn/incur?
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In the figure above, draw the firm's demand curve.
Now, assume that the market price is $0.70. - Will the firm produce output or shut down? Why?
- If the firm will produce output, approximately how many units will the firm produce?
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Approximately how much profit/loss will the firm earn/incur?
Now, assume that the market price is $2.60. - Will the firm produce output or shut down? Why?
- If the firm will produce output, approximately how many units will the firm produce?
- Approximately how much profit/loss will the firm earn/incur?
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