uan makes dining room chairs in a perfectly competitive industry. He is looking for economic advice and tells you the following data about his business. (Assume cost curves have their standard shapes.) Total revenue is $120,000, Total fixed costs are $100,000 Total variable costs are $110,000 Marginal cost is $200/unit Quantity produced is 600 units What will you suggest to Juan? A: Shut down immediately B: Do not shut down and increase production C: Do not shut down but decrease production D: Do not shut down and do not change the current production

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