Question: 1.What would the minimum efficient scale for a good that is beyond the point of output where marginal cost intersects the demand curve be considered?

1.What would the minimum efficient scale for a good that is beyond the point of output where marginal cost intersects the demand curve be considered? [would it be like diseconomies of scale,market power, a legal monopoly, comparative advantage,a natural monopoly ?]
2. If a firm is operating in monopolistic competition and is maximizing its profit and earning positive economic profits. What would be occurring to its production??? [price is equal, grater or less than ATC at the quantity where marginal revenue equals marginal cost? or how?]
3.If there is a firm that is monopolistically competitive in long-run equilibrium then what? [The product price = ATC? , allocative or productive efficient?, positive economic profits? output quantity is where MC = D?]
4.If Lila discounted, and Mirna did not discount, what would each earn in yearly income?


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