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Chapter 10.6, Problem 3QQ
To determine
Normal profit.
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At a firm's profit-maximizing level of output, its price is $200 and its short-run average total cost is $225. The firm
a has a profit of $25 per unit of output.
b. should shut down if its short-run average variable cost is more than $200.
Oc should remain in business in the long run if these conditions are expected to continue.
d. should shut down if its short-run average variable cost exceeds $25.
If the price that a firm with no market power receives is $10,
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a. the firm will make a loss and shut down immediately
b. the firm can make a profit
c. it will make a loss and choose to continue to produce in the short run
d. the firm enjoys increasing returns to scale.
e. None of the above.
Currently the firm is producing at a profit maximizing quantity of output and has a total revenue of $5000. Variable costs are $4000 and Fixed costs are $2000. Which of the following is true for this firm in the short run:
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The firm should continue producing at a loss
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The firm should shut down immediately
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The firm should continue to produce since it is making profit
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The firm should adjust (increase or decrease) output
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