In a perfectly competitive market, market demand is given by Q = 1500 – P and market supply is given by Q = 14P. A typical firm has MC = 2Q and ATC = Q+ 100/Q. The market price is $100 and a typical firm will produce 50 units in order tomaximize profit. What is the profit or loss for each firm in the short run?In the short run, each firm experiences aloss of $(Round to the nearest cent as needed.)lossprofit

We know , Profit = TR - TC TR = Price * Quantity TR = 100 *50 TR = 5000 ATC = TCQ TC = ATC * Q TC…

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