
Economics 13th Edition by James Gwartney, Richard Stroup, Russell Sobel, David Macpherson
Edition 13ISBN: 9780538754279
Economics 13th Edition by James Gwartney, Richard Stroup, Russell Sobel, David Macpherson
Edition 13ISBN: 9780538754279 Exercise 15
In the accompanying table, you are given information about two firms that compete in a price-taker market. Assume that fixed costs for each firm are $20.
a. Complete the table.
b. What is the lowest price at which firm A will produce?
c. How many units of output will it produce at that price? (Assume that it cannot produce fractional units.)
d. What is the lowest price at which firm B will produce?
e. How many units of output will it produce?
f. How many units will firm A produce if the market price is $20?
g. How many units will firm B produce at the $20 price? (Assume that it cannot produce fractional units.)
h. If each firm's total fixed costs are $20 and the price of output is $20, which firm would earn a higher net profit or incur a smaller loss?
i. How much would that net profit or loss be?

a. Complete the table.
b. What is the lowest price at which firm A will produce?
c. How many units of output will it produce at that price? (Assume that it cannot produce fractional units.)
d. What is the lowest price at which firm B will produce?
e. How many units of output will it produce?
f. How many units will firm A produce if the market price is $20?
g. How many units will firm B produce at the $20 price? (Assume that it cannot produce fractional units.)
h. If each firm's total fixed costs are $20 and the price of output is $20, which firm would earn a higher net profit or incur a smaller loss?
i. How much would that net profit or loss be?

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