### MARKET STRUCTURESA given firm faces the costs shown by the curves below. **For each part of the question, draw demand and marginal revenue curves consistent with the given market structure and other information given.** Label your curves. If the curves coincide, draw the curve only once but use both labels.#### Questions:a) Perfect Competition, short run, + profit b) Monopoly, short run, + profit c) Monopolistic Competition, short run, + profit d) Perfect Competition, long run e) Monopoly, long run f) Monopolistic Competition, long run #### Graph Explanation:The graph on the right side illustrates three different cost curves:1. **MC (Marginal Cost) Curve**: This upward-sloping curve shows the cost of producing one additional unit of output.2. **ATC (Average Total Cost) Curve**: This U-shaped curve represents the total cost per unit of output, which includes both fixed and variable costs.3. **AVC (Average Variable Cost) Curve**: Another U-shaped curve, this shows the variable cost per unit of output.The x-axis represents **Quantity (Qty)**, while the y-axis represents **Price ($/unit)**.When analyzing different market structures, it's essential to consider how these cost curves interact with the demand and marginal revenue curves to determine the firm's pricing and output decisions, as well as potential profits or losses.

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A given firm faces the costs shown by the curves below. For each part of the question, draw demand and marginal revenue curves consistent with the given market structure and other information given. Label your curves. If the curves coincide, draw the curve only once but use both labels. a) Perfect Competition, short run, + profit b) Monopoly, short run, + profit c) Monopolistic Competition, short run, + profit d) Perfect Competition, long run e) Monopoly, long run f) Monopolistic Competition, long run $/unit MC ATC AVC Qty

A given firm faces the costs shown by the curves below. For each part of the question, draw demand and marginal revenue curves consistent with the given market structure and other information given. Label your curves. If the curves coincide, draw the curve only once but use both labels. a) Perfect Competition, short run, + profit b) Monopoly, short run, + profit c) Monopolistic Competition, short run, + profit d) Perfect Competition, long run e) Monopoly, long run f) Monopolistic Competition, long run $/unit MC ATC AVC Qty

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