Economy, asked by khushbookumari74927, 20 days ago

what happens if the firms increase its output even when MR=MC​

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Answered by janvikushwaha947
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In a situation when MR = MC and MC is rising thereafter, hence any increase in output would mean MC > MR. This is because MR is assumed to be constant (as under perfect competition). ... So, by increasing its output, a firm may be able to super normal profits

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