9.Consider a perfectly competitive industry in which there are 100 identical producers. Eachfirm fias a sunk fixed cost of 5 and a total variable cost of 10Q2. Market demand is Qd = 8000 – 3P.(a) Compute the shoutdown price and characterize the short-run supply curve of the individual firm.(d) Determine the quantity supplied and the profits attained by each firm in the short-run equilibrium.

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Consider a perfectly competitive industry in which there are 100 identical producers. Each firm fias a sunk fixed cost of 5 and a total variable cost of 10Q2. Market demand is Q" = 8000 – 3P. (a) Compute the shoutdown price and characterize the short-run supply curve of the individual firm. (d) Determine the quantity supplied and the profits attained by each firm in the short-run equilibrium.

Consider a perfectly competitive industry in which there are 100 identical producers. Each firm fias a sunk fixed cost of 5 and a total variable cost of 10Q2. Market demand is Q" = 8000 – 3P. (a) Compute the shoutdown price and characterize the short-run supply curve of the individual firm. (d) Determine the quantity supplied and the profits attained by each firm in the short-run equilibrium.

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