Suppose the return and cost of entrepreneurship curves are described by the following equations​ (with numbers measured in the​ thousands):   R=1,100−100N   C=100+150​N,   where R=returns to​ entrepreneurship, C=cost of​ entrepreneurship, and N=number of entrepreneurs.   The equilibrium number of entrepreneurs is N=...... thousand. ​(Round your response to two decimal places.​)   The equilibrium returns to entrepreneurship is R=​$..... thousand. ​(Round your response to two decimal places.​)   The government enacts a license fee of ​$100 thousand to file the paperwork necessary to start a firm.     The new equilibrium number of entrepreneurs is N=....... thousand. ​(Round your response to two decimal places.​)

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