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a-   Use the following data and find MC, AC, MR, and TP. Also, knowing P=100, decide...

a-   Use the following data and find MC, AC, MR, and TP. Also, knowing P=100, decide how many units you produce?

. b-   Change the price to P2=120. How many will you produce?

c-   Use numbers from a, an b, and show a supply relation and plot it.

Q   TC    MC   AC   TR   MR   TP   

1 -  70

2 - 120

3 - 180

4 -  280

5 - 400

6 - 600

Solutions

Expert Solution

(a)

Q TC MC AC TR MR TP
1 70 70 100 1
2 120 50 60 200 100 2
3 180 60 60 300 100 3
4 280 100 70 400 100 4
5 400 120 80 500 100 5
6 600 200 100 600 100 6

MC = change in TC / Change in Q

AC = TC / Q

TR = Q * Price

MR = Change in TR / Change in Q

TP = Q

At optimal production point; MR = MC.

=> MR=MC =100 corresponding to 4 units of output.

Hence, the firm will produce 4 units.

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(b)

Now price is 120.

Q TC MC AC TR MR TP
1 70 70 120 1
2 120 50 60 240 120 2
3 180 60 60 360 120 3
4 280 100 70 480 120 4
5 400 120 80 600 120 5
6 600 200 100 720 120 6

MC = change in TC / Change in Q

AC = TC / Q

TR = Q * Price

MR = Change in TR / Change in Q

TP = Q

At optimal production point; MR = MC.

=> MR=MC =120 corresponding to 5 units of output.

Hence, the firm will produce 5 units.

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(c) MC curve is the supply curve for the firm .

I.e., P = MC (Supply curve equation)

Q Supply curve (MC)
1 -----
2 50
3 60
4 100
5 120
6 200


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