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Competitive market and profit maximizing decisions
Competitive industry, market determined price =$12, Output = 50 units, ATC = $10, Marginal cost = $15, AVC = $7
Is this firm making the right profit maximizing decision? If yes, why and if not, what should this firm do?
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