ECONOMIC PROFIT

1) Use the table below to trace through a firm's production process to the firm's costs (\& per-unit cost curves)in a Perfectly Competitive market. Complete the table. Use no more than two places after the decimal (like ordinary financial terms (e.g. \$2.84)). 2) Neatly sketch a diagram (on another page) using the method shown in Dr. Van Vleck's videos (starting from diagrams similar to Figures 9.1,9.2,& 9.3). Base your diagram on the per-unit cost information you derive for the the table. Label your diagram properly. 3) Depending upon which you were assigned (Economic Profit or Economic Loss), fill in your diagram to show. Explain how you determined your answer. Be brief, but not terse. What should this entrepreneur do while in the Short Run? What about the Long Run? Each unit of Capital requires $16/ shift in order to meet the lease terms. Labor* is for both workers and and raw materials used the combined rate for wages of workers and raw materials inputs is $108/shift. 1) Use the table below to trace through a firm's production process to the firm's costs (\& per-unit cost curves)in a Perfectly Competitive market. Complete the table. Use no more than two places after the decimal (like ordinary financial terms (e.g. \$2.84)). 2) Neatly sketch a diagram (on another page) using the method shown in Dr. Van Vleck's videos (starting from diagrams similar to Figures 9.1,9.2,& 9.3). Base your diagram on the per-unit cost information you derive for the the table. Label your diagram properly. 3) Depending upon which you were assigned (Economic Profit or Economic Loss), fill in your diagram to show. Explain how you determined your answer. Be brief, but not terse. What should this entrepreneur do while in the Short Run? What about the Long Run? Each unit of Capital requires $16/ shift in order to meet the lease terms. Labor* is for both workers and and raw materials used the combined rate for wages of workers and raw materials inputs is $108/shift