The following problem traces the relationship between firm decisions, market supply, and market equilibrium in a perfectly competitive mark Complete the table below for a single firm in the short run. Use the data in the following popup table: Suppose there are 100 firms in this industry, all with identical cost schedules. In the table below, fill in the market quantity supplied at each price in this market. (Enter your responses as integers.) Price Market Quantity Supplied Market Quantity Demanded $0 0 1,500 15 0 1,400 28 0 1,300 40 600 1,200 52 700 1,100 64 800 1,000 76 900 900 86 1000 800 From the market supply and demand schedules in the table, the equilibrium market price for this good is $ 76. (Enter your response as an integer.) The equilibrium market quantity is 900. (Enter your response as an integer.) Each firm will produce a quantity of 9. (Enter your response as an integer.) At that level of output, each firm will earn a profit equal to $ (Enter your response as an integer.)

The following problem traces the relationship between firm decisions, market supply, and market equilibrium in a perfectly competitive mark Complete the table below for a single firm in the short run. Use the data in the following popup table: Suppose there are 100 firms in this industry, all with identical cost schedules. In the table below, fill in the market quantity supplied at each price in this market. (Enter your responses as integers.) Price Market Quantity Supplied Market Quantity Demanded $0 0 1,500 15 0 1,400 28 0 1,300 40 600 1,200 52 700 1,100 64 800 1,000 76 900 900 86 1000 800 From the market supply and demand schedules in the table, the equilibrium market price for this good is $ 76. (Enter your response as an integer.) The equilibrium market quantity is 900. (Enter your response as an integer.) Each firm will produce a quantity of 9. (Enter your response as an integer.) At that level of output, each firm will earn a profit equal to $ (Enter your response as an integer.)

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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