Economy, asked by bhartijasrotia24, 10 months ago

a firm in a perfect competitive market structure faces a marginal cost function given by MC(Q)=4Q+5 where Q represents quantity of output produced. This firm earns marginal revenue of rs 25 on each unit scale of its output.suppose this firm decides to produce 3 units of output,is this a profit maximising decision by the firm? if not,how much should this firm produce to earn maximum profits? In the long-run will this firm earn negative economic profits, positive economic profits or zero economic profits?​

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Answered by InayatKhan2
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Answer:Hope it helps

Explanation:To find the equilibrium set market demand equal to market supply: 1000 – 2Q = 100 + Q. Solving for Q, you get Q = 300. Plugging 300 back into either the market demand curve or the market supply curve you get P = 400.

Answered by queensp73
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Answer:

To find the equilibrium set market demand equal to market supply:

1000 – 2Q = 100 + Q.

Solving for Q, you get Q = 300.

Plugging 300 back into either the market demand curve or the market supply curve you get P = 400.

Explanation:

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