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For the next four questions, consider the following graph of a profit-maximizing

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Question

For the next four questions, consider the following graph of a profit-maximizing firm under monopoly:

Match each curve with its proper label: Marginal Cost, Average Total Cost, Demand, Marginal Revenue

The firm will determine the quantity to sell by finding where Curve _____ meets Curve ______.

Calculate the firm's total revenue at the profit-maximizing quantity.

Calculate the firm's profit or loss at the profit-maximizing (or loss-minimizing) quantity. Enter a positive number (no sign) for a profit and a negative number (with negative sign) for a loss.

Price Cost Curve A Curve B $179 - $98 -- Curve C urve 640 700 740 775 Quantity

Explanation / Answer

Curve A: Marginal Cost

Curve B: Average Total Cost

Curve C: Demand

Curve D: Marginal Revenue

The firm will determine the quantity to sell by finding where Curve MR meets Curve MC.

Total Revenue = Price * Quantity = $179 * 640 = $1,14,560

Profit = TR - TC = $1,14,560 - ($98 * 640)

                       = $1,14,560 - $62,720

                       = $51,840