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Total output |
Total Cost |
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0 |
20 |
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1 |
30 |
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2 |
42 |
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3 |
55 |
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4 |
69 |
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5 |
84 |
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6 |
100 |
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7 |
117 |
How much will the firm produce if the price of the production the market is Rs. 14 per unit? How will it change its output if price rises to Rs. 16 per unit?
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- A perfectly competitive firm has the following total cost function: Total Output(Units) Total Cost(₨)0 201 302 423 554 695 846 1007 117 How much will the firm produce if the price of the product in the market is ₨ 14 per unit? How will itchange its output if price rises to ₨ 16 per unit?A firm has the following total costs, where Q is output and TC is total cost: QTC0$ 1001110213031604200525063107380846095501065011760 Say the firm is in a perfectly competitive market. If the current market (equilibrium) price is $ 70, at what output level will the firm as a profit maximizer produce at? Say the market price rises to $ 100. At what output level (as a perfect competitor) will this produce at? How much profit is the firm making at a price of $90? Based on this calculation, do you expect firms to enter or leave this market? Say instead this firm is a monopoly. If the firm maximizes profit at an output level where marginal revenue equals $ 80, what output level will this be?Rasiah's Garden of fruit is a firm selling fruits in a perfectly competitive market. Total fixed cost is RM50, and the wage for labour is RM5 per worker. The estimated output produced and cost are as follows: Labour Output (Kg of fruits) usage 0. 0. 8. 10 12 20 17 30 24 40 33 50 44 60 57 70 Calculate the total variable cost, average total cost, average variable cost, marginal cost, total revenue and marginal revenue. b. If Rasiah's garden of Fruits sells a kilo of fruit for RM3.50, how many Kg of fruit (output) should the firm sell in order to maximise profits, and how much profits would the firm make?
- A competitive firm uses two variable factors to produce its output, with a production function y = min{ x1, x2 }.The price of x1 is w1 = $8 and the price of x2 is w2 = $5. Due to a lack of warehouse space, the company cannot use more than 10 units of x1. The firm must pay a fixed cost of $80 if it produces any positive amount but doesn't have to pay this cost if it produces no output. What is the smallest integer price that would make a firm willing to produce a positive amount? please solve asap?A competitive firm uses two variable factors to produce its output, with a production function y = min{ x1, x2 }.The price of x1 is w1 = $8 and the price of x2 is w2 = $5. Due to a lack of warehouse space, the company cannot use more than 10 units of x1. The firm must pay a fixed cost of $80 if it produces any positive amount but doesn't have to pay this cost if it produces no output. What is the smallest integer price that would make a firm willing to produce a positive amount?Bitcom, a manufacturer of electronics, estimates the following relation between marginal cost of production and monthly output: MC= $150+ 0.005Q What does this function imply about the effect of the law of diminishing returns on Bitcom’s short-run cost function? Calculate the marginal cost of production at 1,500, 2,000, and 3,500 units of output. Assume Bitcom operates as a price taker in a competitive market. What is this firm’s profit-maximizing level of output if the market price is $175? Compute Bitcom’s short-run supply curve for its product. Provide a 100 word summary of how this can be applied to the current economy. Show Calculations and can it be done in Excel?
- (29. At 100 output, marginal revenue is less than marginal cost) True False 30. In relation to question number 29, producer should produce more up to 440. True FalseConstruct a short-run supply schedule for the firm and indicate the profit or loss incurred at each output. Assume the following unit-cost data are for a purely competitive producer. ( See table below) REQUIRED: A. When the product price is set at $38, how many is the quantity supplied by the firm? B. When the product price is set at $66, how many is the quantity supplied by the firm? C. When the product price is set at $38, how much would be the economic profit that the firm will realize per unit of output? D. When the product price is set at $66, how much would be the economic profit that the firm will realize per unit of output?The total cost function of a perfectly competitive firm is TC=100+10*Q+5*0^2 For what time period does the function apply? What is the equation of the marginal cost function? If the market price is 50, what is the optimal production quantity of the firm? What is the value of total revenue at the profit maximum? What is the value of total cost at the profit maximum? Will be negative or positive value of the profit at the profit maximum? In the short run, does the company decide to produce (at profit max level)? Which minimum value indicates the shutdown point? Use the following set of options to answer the above questions: long run 100 short run AVCmin ACmin maybe 4 220 positive yes MCmin no 100 years 10+5*Q 200 10+10*Q Qmin
- Claude’s Copper Clappers sells clappers for $65 each in a perfectly competitive market. At its present rate of output, Claude’s marginal cost is $65, average variable cost is $45, and average total cost is $67. To maximize his profit or minimize his loss in the short run, Claude should increase output reduce output but not to zero maintain the present rate of output shut down raise price A price taker in a perfectly competitive industry is currently selling 6000 units per month at the market price of $8 per unit. Monthly total variable costs are $50,000 and total fixed costs are $20,000. Marginal cost is $8 per unit and rising. Economic profits are equal to zero are greater than zero are less than zero cannot be determined Choose two (2) of the incorrect answers to multiple choice Question #7 (Claude’s Copper Clappers problem) and explain why they are incorrect.Total output Total Cost 0 20 1 30 2 42 3 55 4 69 5 84 6 100 7 117 How much milk will Malik as an individual firm would supply in the market at the price of Rs. 14 per liter? How will the supply of milk be effected if the price rises to Rs. 16 per liter?Consider a perfectly competitive industry where the typical firm has long run Total Cost TCLR = q2 + 2q + 196.a) Find the minimum efficient scale of the typical firm.b) Find the long run equilibrium price.Suppose demand in this industry is Qd = 1,700 – 10P.c) Find the long run equilibrium quantity and how many firms can survive in this industry in the long run.Suppose government introduces a $10 per unit tax collected from sellers.d) The tax alters the long run total cost of the typical firm. In which way?e) Does the tax affect the minimum efficient scale of the typical firm?f) In the long run, by how much will the equilibrium price increase in response to the tax?g) Once the market has reached its long run equilibrium, how much revenue does the tax collect in each period of time? How muchConsumer Surplus is lost due to the tax?
