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Consider a perfectly competitive industry with the following information Market

ID: 1202007 • Letter: C

Question

Consider a perfectly competitive industry with the following information Market demand - p=(Q/40) -30 There is an unknown number of firms with identical cost structure given by C=.5(q^2)-10q+200 Each firm is earning zero profits (it is a long run equilibrium)
Find the profit maximizing output of each firm Consider a perfectly competitive industry with the following information Market demand - p=(Q/40) -30 There is an unknown number of firms with identical cost structure given by C=.5(q^2)-10q+200 Each firm is earning zero profits (it is a long run equilibrium)
Find the profit maximizing output of each firm Market demand - p=(Q/40) -30 There is an unknown number of firms with identical cost structure given by C=.5(q^2)-10q+200 Each firm is earning zero profits (it is a long run equilibrium)
Find the profit maximizing output of each firm

Explanation / Answer

Market demand P = (Q/40) - 30

cost = 0.5Q2 - 10Q + 200

Revenue = Price X quantity

Revenue = ( Q/40 - 30 ) Q

R = Q2 /40 - 30Q

Marginal revenue = 2Q/40 - 30

cost = 0.5Q2 - 10Q + 200

Marginal cost = Q - 10

Profit is maximized when marginal revenue = marginal cost

2Q/40 - 30 = Q -10

Q - Q/20 = -20

0.95Q = - 20

Q = 21 units .

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