Figure: Monopolistic Competition IIPrice ofa smallpizza$121110ATCMR10Number of small pizzas(in hundreds)(Ref 32-9 Figure: Monopolistic Competition III) Use Figure 32-9: Monopolistic Competition III. The figure shbows the demand, marginal revenue, arginal cost,and average total cost curves for Par's Pizza Parlor, a monopolistic competitor in the food-to-go industry. Pat's Pizza Parlor's profit at the profit-maximizingquantity will be:Oa $700.Ob. S0.O. $900.Od. $350.

The firms in the monopolistic competition produce similar but not identical goods and services or in…

Figure: Monopolistic Competition II Price of a small pizza $12 11 10 MC ATC 12 Number of small pizzas (in hundreds) 10 (Ref 32-9 Figure: Monopolistic Competition III) Use Figure 32-9: Monopolistic Competition II. The figure shows the demand, marginal revenue, marginal cost, and average total cost curves for Pars Pizza Parlor, a monopolistic competitor in the food-to-go industry. Paťt's Pizza Parlor's profit at the profit-maximizing quantity will be: 1&S700. Ob.50. O S900. Od $350.

Figure: Monopolistic Competition II Price of a small pizza $12 11 10 MC ATC 12 Number of small pizzas (in hundreds) 10 (Ref 32-9 Figure: Monopolistic Competition III) Use Figure 32-9: Monopolistic Competition II. The figure shows the demand, marginal revenue, marginal cost, and average total cost curves for Pars Pizza Parlor, a monopolistic competitor in the food-to-go industry. Paťt's Pizza Parlor's profit at the profit-maximizing quantity will be: 1&S700. Ob.50. O S900. Od $350.

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