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  -The above diagram (a) represents the demand for and supply of a brand of automobile (Turbo-car) for a car manufacturing company named Fancy Auto.Assume that D<sub>L</sub> represents low demand for the Turbo-car,D<sub>M</sub> represents the medium level of demand and,D<sub>H</sub> represents the high level of demand for Turbo-car and Fancy Auto's optimal output level is 900 cars per week.If the prices are flexible,Fancy Auto: A)  can continue to sell its optimal output regardless of the demand level. B)  can continue producing its optimal output level only if demand is at D<sub>L</sub> level. C)  can continue producing its optimal output level only if demand is at D<sub>M</sub> level. D)  can continue producing its optimal output level only if demand is at D<sub>H</sub> level.
-The above diagram (a) represents the demand for and supply of a brand of automobile (Turbo-car) for a car manufacturing company named Fancy Auto.Assume that DL represents low demand for the Turbo-car,DM represents the medium level of demand and,DH represents the high level of demand for Turbo-car and Fancy Auto's optimal output level is 900 cars per week.If the prices are flexible,Fancy Auto:

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Definitions:

Profit-maximizing Quantity

The point of production where a company reaches its maximum profit, occurring when marginal revenue is equal to marginal cost.

Profit-maximizing Price

The price at which a firm can achieve the highest possible profit.

Total Cost

Refers to the complete cost of production that includes both fixed and variable costs.

Total Revenue

The total amount of money a firm receives from the sale of its products or services, calculated by multiplying the price per unit by the number of units sold.

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