The graph shows the costs, revenue, and demand facing a monopolistically competitive firm. Refer to the graph to answer the three questions. A profit-maximizing monopolistic competitor The area covered by rectangle C D F E is the firm's total cost. total revenue. profit. None of the above. The area covered by rectangle A B D C is the firm's total cost. total revenue. profit. None of the above. The area covered by rectangle A B F E is the firm's total cost. total revenue. profit. None of the above.
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The area covered by rectangle C D F E is the firm's total revenue. This is because total revenue is calculated by multiplying the price (which is represented by the height of the rectangle) by the quantity sold (which is represented by the width of the rectangle). Show more…
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