10ATCATC2 ATC3 ATC,2246810Quantity (thousands of copies per day)A copy shop is choosing between four different operational sizes (ie, plant size). The average total cost curve for eachoption is shown in the graph. If the market demand for copies is 12,000 copies per day, how many copy shops would youexpect to see in this market?The answer depends on the price of a copy, which is unknown.O 1 (because the copy shop will become a monopoly with a large quantity demanded)O (because the copy shop can't produce 12,000 copies efficiently and will shutdown)3 (with each shop supplying 4000 copies per day)8,6Average cost (cents per copy)

Average Total Cost is the sum of all costs incurred divided by the total number of units produced.…

ATC ATC2 ATC3 ATCA 8. 2 4 8. 10 Quantity (thousands of copies per day) A copy shop is choosing between four different operational sizes (ie, plant size). The average total cost curve for each option is shown in the graph. If the market demand for copies is 12,000 copies per day, how many copy shops would yo expect to see in this market? The answer depends on the price of a copy, which is unknown. O 1 (because the copy shop will become a monopoly with a large quantity demanded) O O (because the copy shop can't produce 12,000 copies efficiently and will shutdown) O 3 (with each shop supplying 4000 copies per day) Average cost (cents per copy) 2.

ATC ATC2 ATC3 ATCA 8. 2 4 8. 10 Quantity (thousands of copies per day) A copy shop is choosing between four different operational sizes (ie, plant size). The average total cost curve for each option is shown in the graph. If the market demand for copies is 12,000 copies per day, how many copy shops would yo expect to see in this market? The answer depends on the price of a copy, which is unknown. O 1 (because the copy shop will become a monopoly with a large quantity demanded) O O (because the copy shop can't produce 12,000 copies efficiently and will shutdown) O 3 (with each shop supplying 4000 copies per day) Average cost (cents per copy) 2.

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