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Suppose an Internet firm has the cost curves shown in the graph above. As the firm adds consumers beyond what is shown in the graph, we would expect

          Suppose an Internet firm has the cost curves shown in the graph above. As the firm adds consumers beyond what is shown in the graph, we would expect
        
Suppose an Internet firm has the cost curves shown in the graph above. As the firm adds consumers beyond what is shown in the graph, we would expect

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Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition
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00:01 So here the image is actually a little bit cut off, but i'm quite sure that i can recover it with no problem.
00:06 So we have quantity, we have price, and we know that the market price is equal to 4.
00:12 We are told that this is the price, and the individual firm does not have any control over the price.
00:16 We see that the firm's marginal cost looks like this.
00:20 That's the red line.
00:22 And the marginal cost intersects 4 at a quantity of 11.
00:26 This is what we're given.
00:27 We also have this green line which just touches 11, something like this.
00:33 And this would be the average variable cost.
00:36 And up here we have the average total cost.
00:40 This is what the diagram we've presented.
00:42 So the key is, here the firm is just covering its variable costs, and therefore is just able to avoid shutdown...
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