COST PER UNITLRACShut downSRATCIn the long run, if the firm decides to keep output at its initial level, what will it likely do?Shift to operate on SRATC₁Stay on SRATC3Shift to operate on SRATC20 to Q3SRATCQUANTITY OF OUTPUTOQ₂ to Q4O Q4O Q3O Q2SRATCAt which output level (or range of output levels) is this firm operating at the ideal plant size? Assuming that it cannot change it's current cost curve. The following graph shows the short-run average total cost curves and the long-run average cost curve for a publishing firm. The five markedquantities indicate points of tangency between each short-run average total cost curve (SRATC) and the long-run average cost curve (LRAC); forexample, Q1 marks the point of tangency between SRATC₁ and LRAC.The orange point on SRATC3 indicates the firm's current output level in the short run (3).COST PER UNITSRATC₁LRACSRATCO Shut downSRATC3QUANTITY OF OUTPUTO Shift to operate on SRATC₁O Stay on SRATC3O Shift to operate on SRATC₂SRATC5In the long run, if the firm decides to keep output at its initial level, what will it likely do?SRATC

The following graph shows five short-run average total cost curve and a long-run average total cost…

COST PER UNIT LRAC SRATC SRATC QUANTITY OF OUTPUT O Shut down O Shift to operate on SRATC₁ O Stay on SRATC3 O Shift to operate on SRATC2 O 0 to Q3 O Q₂ to 24 O Q4 O Q3 O Q2 In the long run, if the firm decides to keep output at its initial level, what will it likely do? SRATC At which output level (or range of output levels) is this firm operating at the ideal plant size? Assuming that it cannot change it's current cost curve.

COST PER UNIT LRAC SRATC SRATC QUANTITY OF OUTPUT O Shut down O Shift to operate on SRATC₁ O Stay on SRATC3 O Shift to operate on SRATC2 O 0 to Q3 O Q₂ to 24 O Q4 O Q3 O Q2 In the long run, if the firm decides to keep output at its initial level, what will it likely do? SRATC At which output level (or range of output levels) is this firm operating at the ideal plant size? Assuming that it cannot change it's current cost curve.

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