Profit Maximizing Level for Mini-Z

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Profit Maximizing Level for Mini-Z Question 2

Overview Discussion of Profit-Maximizing Level Calculations Conclusion

Profit-Maximizing Level Question 2: At the profit-maximizing level, what is the relationship between marginal cost, marginal revenue, price, and average cost for firms in competitive and oligopolistic industries?   The CFO has provided the following information to you: fixed costs for the MiniZ are $2.75 million variable cost per unit is $200 She wants you to analyze the fixed and variable costs, optimal level of production, and profit for the MiniZ component. Question 3: Find Q, P, average cost, and profit for the MiniZ at the profit-maximizing level. (Again, the demand function for the MiniZ is: Q = 50,000 – 25*P.) Question 2: At the profit-maximizing level, what is the relationship between marginal cost, marginal revenue, price, and average cost for firms in competitive and oligopolistic industries?   The CFO has provided the following information to you: fixed costs for the MiniZ are $2.75 million variable cost per unit is $200 She wants you to analyze the fixed and variable costs, optimal level of production, and profit for the MiniZ component. Question 3: Find Q, P, average cost, and profit for the MiniZ at the profit-maximizing level. (Again, the demand function for the MiniZ is: Q = 50,000 – 25*P.)

Calculations Profit-maxizing Level for Mini-Z Fixed Costs 2,700,000 Variable Cost per Unit 200 Demand Function 5,000 Price Average Cost 25 Profit 4,975

Conclusion This question shows that the profit-maximizing level per unit for Mini-Z is $4,975.00. This question shows that the profit-maximizing level per unit for Mini-Z is $4,975.00.