1. Consider the following table. Suppose that FC = $10. What is the level of output set by a competitivefirm when P = $18?Q012W|N345TC10517897114135( ) A. The firm shuts down.( ) B. 1 unit() C. 2 units.( ) D. 3 units.() E. 4 or 5 units.

A competitive firm is a business that operates in a perfectly competitive market. In such a market,…

1. Consider the following table. Suppose that FC = $10. What is the level of output set by a competitive firm when P = $18? Q 0 1 2 3 4 5 TC 10 51 78 97 114 135 ( ) A. The firm shuts down. ( ) B. 1 unit

1. Consider the following table. Suppose that FC = $10. What is the level of output set by a competitive firm when P = $18? Q 0 1 2 3 4 5 TC 10 51 78 97 114 135 ( ) A. The firm shuts down. ( ) B. 1 unit

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