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Milk industry problem Given: TC = 100 + 12Q + 0.06Q2 and Q is measured in...
Milk industry problem
Given: TC = 100 + 12Q + 0.06Q2 and Q is measured in 100 gallons of milk.
Suppose there are 5000 identical milk producers in the industry, find the market supply curve.
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