Industry in long and short-run equilibrium


Problem: Imagine there are 100 firms in a perfectly competitive industry. Each produces an output, q, using labour L and capital K according to the following short-run production function:

q = 5 + 4L - .25L2 + K

Each firm currently has five units of K. The price of each worker is $50 per day. The price of capital, K, is $100 per day. Suppose the industry is in long and short-run equilibrium.

a. How much output does each individual firm produce?

b. How much output does the entire industry produce?

c. What is the price of output in this industry?

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