A fully competitive firm has the following short-run cost function c(y)=(y)^3-8(y)^2+30y+5 a. Calculate the firm's marginal cost
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A fully competitive firm has the following short-run cost function c(y)=(y)^3-8(y)^2+30y+5
a. Calculate the firm's marginal cost function
b. Calculate the firm's average variable cost function
c. Show on a graph the marginal cost function and of the average variable cost function
d. When is the average variable cost falling as output rises? When is the average variable cost rising as output rise?
e. At what output does marginal cost equals average variable cost?
f. At what price does the firm supply zero output?
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ISBN: 9780137529896
12th Edition
Authors: Allyn J. Washington, Richard Evans
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