Figure 9-1 shows the marginal cost and average total cost curves for a perfectly competitive firm. If the market price is $10, and the firm produces more than 200
a.
the firm earns less profit per unit than if it produced 200 but more total profit.
b.
the firm earns more profit per unit than if it produced 200 and more total profit.
c.
the firm earns less profit per unit than if it produced 200 and less total profit.
d.
the firm earns more profit per unit than if it produced 200 but may make a loss.
e.
the firm will instantly go from making a profit to making a loss
c
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