The Market for Good X is perfectly competitive, with market supply and own-price demand curves given as 9, = -25000 + 3000p 9a = 135000 – 5000p a. Determine the equilibrium price and quantity in the market for good x. (Note: You are not anlayzing an individual firm here. You are analyzing the entire market). Suppose the individual firm's average total costs are dfined by TC =9³ – 3q² + 28q + 2 b. What is the firm's demand curve (don't give me back the industry demand curve. The firm's demand curve is what I want.) c. find the profit maximizing level of output for the firm (I've given the marginal cost curve below). MC = q² – 6q + 28 d. If this firm is making a profit (loss) how much is the profit (loss)?

The Market for Good X is perfectly competitive, with market supply and own-price demand curves given as 9, = -25000 + 3000p 9a = 135000 – 5000p a. Determine the equilibrium price and quantity in the market for good x. (Note: You are not anlayzing an individual firm here. You are analyzing the entire market). Suppose the individual firm's average total costs are dfined by TC =9³ – 3q² + 28q + 2 b. What is the firm's demand curve (don't give me back the industry demand curve. The firm's demand curve is what I want.) c. find the profit maximizing level of output for the firm (I've given the marginal cost curve below). MC = q² – 6q + 28 d. If this firm is making a profit (loss) how much is the profit (loss)?

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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