Consider a profit maximizing firm operating in a perfectly competitive market with the cost structure illustrated by the above graph. Based on the above graph, identify whether each of the following would be true or false and briefly explain your reasoning. A. The break-even price for this firm in the short-run would be $2. B. If the short-run market price is $2.50, this firm would earn profits equal to -$135. C. If the short-run market price is greater than $2, free entry and exit would cause other firms to continue to enter the industry in the short-run until the market price falls to $2 per unit.

Consider a profit maximizing firm operating in a perfectly competitive market with the cost structure illustrated by the above graph. Based on the above graph, identify whether each of the following would be true or false and briefly explain your reasoning. A. The break-even price for this firm in the short-run would be $2. B. If the short-run market price is $2.50, this firm would earn profits equal to -$135. C. If the short-run market price is greater than $2, free entry and exit would cause other firms to continue to enter the industry in the short-run until the market price falls to $2 per unit.

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