2/a/Perfect Competition
Firm cost equation: TC = 64 - 4Q + Q2
Market demand: Q = 608 - 4P
Solve for how many firms serve the market. Enter as a value.
b/Producer surplus is the:?
-Area below the market price and above the supply curve
-Minimum amount consumers will pay for a good.
-Area below the demand curve and above the market price of the good.
-Area above the supply curve but below the demand curve.
c/If demand is P = 80 - 2Q and supply is P = 20 + 3Q, what is
the value of the Producer Surplus?
Enter as a value.
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Both the perfectly competitive firm and the monopolist produce at the output where marginal revenue equal marginal cost, but only the perfect competitive firm achieves allocative efficiency. Explain why?
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What is the percentage change in quantity demanded?
What is the percentage change in price?
How much is the price elasticity demand?
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