21 1 point MC 14 ATC $30 AVC $20 30 40 50 $10 70 enke MR Q Consider the graph for a firm in a perfectly competitive mark
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Consider the graph for a firm in a perfectly competitive market above. In a profit-maximizing state, the total number of units produced would be 50; negative 50; positive 40; negative 40; positive and the firm would make profits.
22 1 point 200 P $30 $20 $10 MC $500 $250 70 ATC AVC 30 40 50 Calculate the total cost to a firm with the cost structures as pictured above when they decide to produce at Q-50. $1,000 $1.500 -MR -Q
26 1 point A monopolist can arise because of natural cirlumstances (natural monopoly) barriers to entry sole ownership of a key resource all of the above 27 1 point A monopolist will choose a profit-maximizing level of production by setting. MC MR; that is equal to MC MC-MR; based on consumer demand MCMR; that is equal to MR. and then choose a price.