Use the information provided below for Questions 17, 18, and 19. There are 100 perfectly competitive firms in the market. Each firm's total cost function is TC = 50 + 2q?, where q is its output level. The market price is $20. 17) What is the market supply function? A) Qs = 25P. B) Qs = 50P. C) Qs = 65P. D) Qs = 70P. %3! E) None of the above.
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