Explain the profit maximizing or loss

Question

You will use the data below to address Price and Output decisions faced by firms that are not in pure competition. Some numbers may be rounded.

Table 1
Output	Average Fixed cost	Average Variable Cost	Average Total Cost	Marginal Cost	Price	Total Revenue	Marginal Revenue
0					$ 345.00
1	$   180.00	$ 135.00	$    315.00		$ 300.00
2	$     90.00	$ 127.50	$    217.50		$ 249.00
3	$     60.00	$ 120.00	$    180.00		$ 213.00
4	$     45.00	$ 112.50	$    157.50		$ 189.00
5	$     36.00	$ 111.00	$    147.00		$ 165.00
6	$     30.00	$ 112.50	$    142.50		$ 144.00
7	$     25.71	$ 115.70	$    141.41		$ 126.00
8	$     22.50	$ 121.90	$    144.40		$ 111.00
9	$     20.00	$ 130.00	$    150.00		$   99.00
10	$     18.00	$ 139.50	$    157.50		$   87.00

Address the following:

1. Complete Table-1. Summarize your calculations. 
2. Prepare a graph showing:
   • Average Fixed Costs
   • Average Variable Costs
   • Average Total Costs
   • Marginal Revenue
   • Marginal Costs  
3. Using the data in the table and on your graph, explain the profit maximizing, or loss minimizing level of output. 
4. Define a normal profit and an economic profit. Are normal profits being earned in this example? Are economic profits present for this firm in this example?  Explain your answers. 
5. Given the data in the table and the graph, what type of market structure could this be in the short run? Explain your answers. 
6. If the data in Table-1 represents the long run, what type of firm must this data represent? Explain your answers