Due to the fact that the marginal cost curve tells us how much output a perfectly competitive firm will produce at any given price, the marginal cost curve is the perfectly competitive firm's:
Group of answer choices
Horizontal demand curve.
None of the available answers.
Profit per unit.
Demand curve.
Supply curve.
1) incorrect. Marginal cost curve in a perfectly competitive
form is not horizontal demand curve.
2) incorrect.
3) incorrect.marginal cost curve in a perfectly competitive firm is
not profit per unit.
4) incorrect.marginal cost curve in a perfectly competitive firm is
not demand curve.
5) correct. Marginal cost curve in a perfectly competitive form is
supply curve. The marginal cost curve is the supply curve because a
firm in a perfectly competitive market equalizers the price with
the marginal cost.this happens due to price wing equal to the
marginal revenue in case of a perfectly competitive firm.this
policy implies that a perfectly competitive firm maximize its
profit by production of output wire price is equal to the marginal
cost.
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