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Profit is equal to the product of the price of the production and the average total cost.
How do you find the quantity of perfect competition that maximizes profit?
When marginal revenue equals marginal cost, or when MR = MC, a fully competitive firm will make the decision that will maximize its profits.
What is the production that the company produces at a profit?
The production rule listed below is used by a competitive business to increase profits: The output level that generates the most profit for the company is where the marginal cost (MC) just touches the product price and where the MC curve is sloping upward.
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Answer:
We need to compare 3,000.00 per month to 20.00per hr
So first to compare lets see how many hours are there in a month.
There are 30 days or 31 days in a month
And working hours is 40 mostly or officially so lets take 4 weeks and in each there is 40hours.
So 4*40=160
Now that we know how much hours are there in a month we can easily find if 3,000.00 monthly or 20.00 per hour is greater.
First we need to multiply 20.00 with the number hours in a month to get it.
Thus, 20×160
⇒3200
By doing basic multiplication we get 3200 as the asnwer which the wages of a month when 20.00 is given per hour.
Now we can compare which is greater......
⇒3,000.00 or 3,200.00
And we know that 3,200.00>3,000
Therefore answer is option b
IF WE TAKE DAyS IN A MONTH 31 WE WILL STILL GET ANSWER AS B AS THE ASNWER WILL ONLY INCREASE.
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