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Consider the problem of a competitive firm which has fixed costs of $1000, semi-fixed-costs of $1000, and variable costs given by q^2.

What is the maximum market price at which the firm decides to supply zero?

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nvmd got it.

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I think that the answer is 2*sqrt(1000)

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