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Stacy's Spring Rolls competes in a perfectly competitive industry. They maximize prots when they produce 500 spring rolls per day. Then the annual insurance premium they must pay to operate their kitchen rises. The prot-maximizing output is now less than 500 and prots decrease O greater than 500 and prots are unchanged 0 greater than 500 and prots decrease 0 equal to 500 and prots may either increase or decrease 0 equal to 500 and prots decrease In this perfectly competitive industry if the price were $4.90: Supporting Materials mm 21.1 Price or Cost (dollarsfbushel) MC 1.10 0 13 18 24 3? 46 50 54 Quantity (thousands of bushelsfyear) O The rm would produce 24 units for a normal prot 0 The rm would produce 54 units for a prot of $54 0 The rm would produce over 54 units and prots cannot be determined Total cost and total revenue for a rm in a perfectly competitive wool blanket market are as follows: A prot-maximizing rm should produce: 0 eight blankets 0 one blanket 0 no blankets 0 seven blankets 0 ve blankets 0 six blankets 0 four blankets 0 three blankets 0 two blankets o o \" 1 2 s 4 $88 $51 5 $110 $75 6 $132 $100 7 a A prot-maximizing rm produces 22 units of output when the price is $10. The AVC is $6, AFC is $1. From this we know: 0 The rm should produce in the short-run despite losing $3 0 The rm should produce in the short-run as it is making $3 0 The rm should produce in the short-run despite losing $66 0 The rm should shutdown in the short-run because it is losing money 0 The rm should produce in the short-run despite losing $30 0 The rm should produce in the short-run despite losing $44 0 The rm should produce in the short-run as it is making $66 There are multiple questions based on this data (so take a minute to gure things out) Cost data for Stacy's Spring Rolls ATC n/a What are total costs if Candy produces 5 spring rolls? o 390 o 410 o 280 o 106 o 226 o 300 o 400 o 380