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- Q9 ABC is a small business producing instructional modules for disabled children in public schools. The modules produced by ABC are not differentiated and the market price is $1,300 per module. ABC operates in a small office that rents for $600 a month and leases computer equipment that costs $480 per month. The chart lists other cost of production. Output (Q) Fixed (Instructional Cost Modules Per month) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Variable Total Average Average Cost Cost Fixed Variable (TC) Cost (AFC) (FC) (VC) 1,080 400 1,350 1,900 2,500 4,100 5,400 7,300 1,480 2,430 4,280 10,880 216 135 Cost (AVC) 475 Average Total Cost (ATC) 965 Marginal Cost (MC) 400 450 700 1) Complete the chart and plot the following graphs: AFC, AVC, ATV, MC. Be sure to label axis and graphs. 2) How many instructional modules ABC will produce, assuming it is profit- maximizer? Explain your answer and show that on the graph. 3) Determine ABC's profit and shade the profit on the graph. 4) Given the level of ABC's…5. Explain what is the relationship between marginal cost and average total costs for a firm or industry exhibiting each of the following:a. Economies of scale.b. Constant returns to scale.c. Diseconomies of scale.6. A firm manufactures and markets a product that sells for Birr 20 per unit. Fixed costs associated with activity total Birr 40,000 a month, while variable cost per unit is Birr 10. A maximum of 10,000 units can be produced and sold. Required: a) Drive the TR, TC and Total profit functions. b) Sketch the TR, TC and Total profit functions in the same coordinate system. c) What is the Break-even point (in terms of quantity and sales volume)? d) Drives the new TC, Total profit functions given that FC is increased by Birr 10,000 a month, and calculate the new break-even point. e) Drive the new TC and Total profit functions given that unit variable costs is decreased by 20% and calculate the new Break-even point. f) Drive the new TR and Total profits functions given that the unit selling price increases by 20% and calculate the new break-even point. g) What is the relationship that you may inter from BEP& FC, P& BEP and V& BEP? h) Assume selling prince increases by 10%…
- a. ABC Company produces 100 pendants per day. The total fixed cost for the plant is $5000 and the total variable cost is $15000 per day. Calculate the average fixed cost, average variable cost, average total cost and total cost at the current output level.b. Calculate Economic profit and Accounting profit from the figures given below for ABC Company. • Total revenue $ 500,000• Wages and salaries $ 40,0000• Forgone salary $ 80,000• Interest paid $ 10,000• Forgone rent $ 10,000• Raw materials $ 50,000• Other payments $ 20,000• Forgone interest $ 7,000A company produces two products. FC = Total Fixed costs = $580VC1= variable costs from product 1 = $920VC2= variable costs from product 2 = $805TR1= revenue from product 1 = $900TR2= revenues from product 2 = $900In the short run, what should the firm do? a.Produce product 1 but not 2 b.Produce neither c.Produce both d.Produce product 2 but not 1Peter runs a small local newspaper company. He can sell a newspaper at $2. He has fixed costs of $10,000. His variable costs are $1,500 for the first thousand newspapers, $1000 for the second thousand, and then $600 for each additional thousand newspaper.Can he make profit at current market price? What is the breakeven price in this business (assuming maximum production at 10,000 newspaper)?