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You are the manager of a firm producing a good in a particular market environment.
The following table details the price charged (P) and the total cost (TC) incurred by
your firm at various production levels (Q).
Price (P)
$125
Quantity (Q)
Total Cost (TC)
0
150
125
1
175
125
2
210
125
3
255
125
4
310
125
5
375
125
6
450
125
7
535
125
8
630
125
9
735
125
10
850
125
11
975
125
12
1,110
125
13
1,255
125
14
1,410
125
15
1,575
1. Based on the information provided in the table above, identify the type of market
structure in which the firm operates. Explain your reasoning!
2. Add seven columns to the table above, one for each of the following variables:
AFC, ATC, VC, AVC, MC, TR, and MR
3. The management of an amusement park is considering purchasing a new ride for $95,000
that would have a useful life of 10 years. The company has estimated that the net present
value of all cash flows except salvage value from the initial investment and annual cash
inflows is ($4,853). The company's discount rate is 9%. What would the salvage value of
the ride in 10 years need to be to make this investment attractive?
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