a. The diagram below shows the short-run equilibrium of a firm. Price (RM) 20 17 12 0 50 70 ii. Calculate the firm's total revenue. iii. Calculate the firm's total cost. MC iv. Calculate the firm's profit or loss. i. Is this firm operating in the perfect competition, monopolistic competition, or monopoly market structure? v. Name the type of profit earned by the firm. ATC AR-MR i. Number of firms in the market ii. Type of products sold in the market iii. Ability of the firm to control product price Quantity b. Briefly explain the differences between perfect competition and monopoly in term of the following properties:

a. The diagram below shows the short-run equilibrium of a firm. Price (RM) 20 17 12 0 50 70 ii. Calculate the firm's total revenue. iii. Calculate the firm's total cost. MC iv. Calculate the firm's profit or loss. i. Is this firm operating in the perfect competition, monopolistic competition, or monopoly market structure? v. Name the type of profit earned by the firm. ATC AR-MR i. Number of firms in the market ii. Type of products sold in the market iii. Ability of the firm to control product price Quantity b. Briefly explain the differences between perfect competition and monopoly in term of the following properties:

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