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A firm is said to be in producer’s equilibrium under the MR–MC approach when ______.

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Question

A firm is said to be in producer’s equilibrium under the MR–MC approach when ______.

Options

  • MR > MC at the chosen output

  • MR < MC at the chosen output

  • MR = MC, and MC cuts MR from below

  • Total cost is equal to total fixed cost

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Solution

A firm is said to be in producer’s equilibrium under the MR–MC approach when MR = MC, and MC cuts MR from below.

Explanation:

Both the equality of MR and MC and the condition that MC cuts MR from below are required to ensure maximum profit.

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