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Suppose that each firm in a competitive industry has the following costs:

Total Cost: TC=50+1/2 q2

Marginal Cost: MC=q

where q  is an individual firm's quantity produced.

The market demand curve for this product is: 

Demand QD=140-2P

where  P is the price and Q is the total quantity of the good.

Each firm's fixed cost is $__________

 

What is each firm's variable cost?

_______ 50+1/2q

_______1/2q

_______q

_______1/2q2

Which of the following represents the equation for each firm's average total cost?

   _____ 50/q

_______ 50/q+1/2q

_______1/2q

_______50+1/2q

Complete the following table by computing the marginal cost and average total cost for    from 5 to 15.

5    
6    
7    
8    
9    
10    
11    
12    
13    
14    
15    

The average total cost is at its minimum when the quantity each firm produces (q) iquals ________

Which of the following represents the equation for each firm's supply curve in the short run?

_______1/2q2

______q

_____50-q

_____120-1/2q2

In the long run, the firm will remain in the market and produce if________

Currently, there are 8 firms in the market.

In the short run, in which the number of firms is fixed, the equilibrium price is__________ In the short run, in which the number of firms is fixed, the equilibrium price is

________units. Each firm produces ________ nits. (Hint: Total supply in the market equals the number of firms times the quantity supplied by each firm.)

In this equilibrium, each firm makes a profit of _______ . (Note: Enter a negative number if the firm is incurring a loss.)

Firms have an incentive to EXIT/ENTER the market.

In the long run, with free entry and exit, the equilibrium price is _______and the total quantity produced in the market is__________units. There are ________

firms in the market, with each firm producing _________units.

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Mahe Alam
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