Consider the diagram at the right depicting the revenue and cost conditionsfaced by a monopolistically competitive firm.40-What are the total revenues experienced by this firm? $ 280035-MCWhat are the total costs experienced by this firm? S 2800ATCWhat are the economic profits experienced by this firm? S0.This firm is more likely in long-run equilibrium because22O A. economic profits will stimulate entry (which is a long-run change).O B. normal profits will stimulate entry (which is a long-run change).18MRO C. normal profits will not stimulate entry (which is a long-run change).D15-O D. None of the above are true.10016010-4080120 160 200' 240' 280Quantity (units per day)Revenues and Costs ($ per unit)

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sider the diagram at the right depicting the revenue and cost conditions d by a monopolistically competitive firm. at are the total revenues experienced by this firm? S 2800 MC st are the total costs experienced by this firm? 5 2800. st are the economic profits experienced by this firm? 50. ATC firm is more likely in long |run equilibrium because 22 A. economic profits willstimulate entry (which is a long-run change). 20- 18 B. normal profits will stimulate entry (which is a long-run change). C. normal profits will not stmulate entry (which is a long-run change). D. None of the above are true. MR 15 100 160 120 160 200 2z40 280 Quantity (units per day) 10- 40 of (pun Jod ) sus00 pue sanueA

sider the diagram at the right depicting the revenue and cost conditions d by a monopolistically competitive firm. at are the total revenues experienced by this firm? S 2800 MC st are the total costs experienced by this firm? 5 2800. st are the economic profits experienced by this firm? 50. ATC firm is more likely in long |run equilibrium because 22 A. economic profits willstimulate entry (which is a long-run change). 20- 18 B. normal profits will stimulate entry (which is a long-run change). C. normal profits will not stmulate entry (which is a long-run change). D. None of the above are true. MR 15 100 160 120 160 200 2z40 280 Quantity (units per day) 10- 40 of (pun Jod ) sus00 pue sanueA

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