Question #272216

A competitive firm has the short-run cost function C(y) = 12y3  - 8y2+30y+12. At what price will the firm agree to produce in the short-run? What is the shutdown condition for this firm?

 



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Expert's answer
2021-12-01T21:58:29-0500

Let the selling price be p

TR=p×yTR=pyTR=p\times y\\TR=py

We can derive MR from this, MR=dTRdy=pMR=\frac{dTR}{dy}=p

TC=C(y)=12y38y2+30y+12TC=C(y) = 12y\\^3−8y\\^2+30y+12

Now, MC=dTCdy=48y216y+30MC=\frac{dTC}{dy}=48y\\^2-16y+30

The firm will agree to produce in the short run when MR>MCp>48y216y+30MR>MC p>48y2-16y+30  The shutdown condition for this firm is when MR<MCp<48y216y+30MR<MCp<48y2-16y+30  


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