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A monopolistically competitive firm produces a level of output at which price equals $80, marginal revenue equals $40, average total cost equals $100,marginal cost equals $40, and average fixed cost equals $10. To maximize profit,the firm should produce a smaller output and sell it at a higher price.
The organization have considered situations of just shifting the spending power among the competing sectors. Does anyone have any thoughts.
By early 2008, most economists believed we were heading towards recession. Congress and the President passed an Economic Stimulus Package (Expansionary Fiscal Policy) and the Federal Reserve cut interest rates (Expansionary Monetary Policy). Expla..
Which nation has the absolute advantage in the production of tanks. Why is it this country.
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the state power department argues that a 5 percent discount factor should be used in evaluating the projects, because that is the government's borrowing rate. the human resources department suggests using a 12 percent rate.
Over the years, Janjigian Company stockholders have provided $15,250 of capital, part when they bought new issues of stock and part when they allowed management to retain some of the company's earnings.
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