čompetitive tirm's short run equilibrium level of output: P=MR=MC=DATC results in the firm earning a normal profit. 17. Firm Short Run Equilibrium occurs at MR= MC. Market Firm Marginal Cost 18. Remember that it is assumed that the firm earns a normal profit. 19. Normal profit is included in ATC. Supply Average Total Cost 20. Thus, when MR=MC=ATC the firm is p earning a normal profit at output q". Demrand= Marginal Revenue 21. Multiple q by the number of firms in the industry will determine market output Q. Derrand Q' q* D 4:32 / 4:38 * YouTube CC 75. In the video, to Determine the level of Q* you must multiple q* by Select one: a. Price of product b. Number of Firms in Market c. Marginal Revenue d. Not Possible

čompetitive tirm's short run equilibrium level of output: P=MR=MC=DATC results in the firm earning a normal profit. 17. Firm Short Run Equilibrium occurs at MR= MC. Market Firm Marginal Cost 18. Remember that it is assumed that the firm earns a normal profit. 19. Normal profit is included in ATC. Supply Average Total Cost 20. Thus, when MR=MC=ATC the firm is p earning a normal profit at output q". Demrand= Marginal Revenue 21. Multiple q by the number of firms in the industry will determine market output Q. Derrand Q' q* D 4:32 / 4:38 * YouTube CC 75. In the video, to Determine the level of Q* you must multiple q* by Select one: a. Price of product b. Number of Firms in Market c. Marginal Revenue d. Not Possible

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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