TC = 800 + 10Q +1.5Q2 ; Price = 100 1. Identify the output level (Q*) that will maximize the profit of the firm. 2. Calculate the firm’s profit. If Price falls to 40, 3. Identify the new profit- maximizing output level. 4. Assess if the firm gaining profits or incurring losses and how much. 5. Justify why the firm should continue to produce at this price or not.
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Given: TC = 800 + 10Q +1.5Q2 ;
1. Identify the output level (Q*) that will maximize the profit of the firm.
2. Calculate the firm’s profit. If Price falls to 40,
3. Identify the new profit-
maximizing output level.
4. Assess if the firm gaining
5. Justify why the firm should continue to produce at this price or not.
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