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Analysis of Costs and Revenue with Quality

Refer to below figure. Assume that the firm is currently producing Q2units. What occurs if this expands output to Q3units: w) Its profit raises by the size of the vertical distance df. x) this makes less profit. y) this incurs a loss. z) this will be moving toward its profit maximizing output.

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