No. A monopolistically competitive firm should produce up to the point where marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
without economies of scale
No because it does not produce at minimum average total cost
For whom to produce?
The profit motive
management
without economies of scale
No because it does not produce at minimum average total cost
For whom to produce?
The profit motive
management
Examining your business processes to ensure that they are efficient will help you get a competitive edge. The faster your machines are able to produce products, the faster consumers will have them; this gives the business a competitive advantage.
Competitive advantage: ability to produce a unit for strictly less cost than someone else. Comparative advantage: ability produce a unit for less opportunity cost than someone else.
i dont know but it could be newton meter
Externality is the economic side effect of a good or service that generates benefits or costs to someone other than the person deciding how much to consume/produce.
Businesses will look at the demand or potential demand for their goods when deciding what to produce. They will consider both immediate and future demand.
Quality consceous and competitive.
Competitive supply is supplies that could be produced using the same equipment that you use to produce another supply. For example, spaghetti and meatballs are competitive supply with lasagna, because they are made with the same ingredients.