[Step-by-Step] Suppose a competitive firm previously set its price at $20 per unit to maximize its profit, which had been positive. Then the market price rises
Question: Suppose a competitive firm previously set its price at $20 per unit to maximize its profit, which had been positive. Then the market price rises to $25 and the firm adjusts in order to maximize its profits at the increased price. After these adjustments what can we conclude about the firm’s quantity of output, average total cost, and marginal revenue in terms of being higher, lower, or the same as before?
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