Given the information provided, it seems that the candy store is not maximizing its profit. To determine the profit-maximizing point, we look for the quantity (Q*) where the marginal cost (MC) curve intersects the marginal revenue (MR) curve. This is the point where the candy store should produce to maximize its profit. If the candy store is currently selling Qd units at a price of Pd, and the profit-maximizing quantity is Q*, then it should adjust its output and pricing to align with the point where MC=MR and produce at Q*. Therefore, the correct recommendation would be something like: "No, it is not; it should adjust its production level to the quantity where MC=MR, which is Q*. This may involve raising or lowering the price to reach the profit-maximizing point