What is the long-run equilibrium price for cobalt


Problem

The global cobalt mining industry is perfectly competitive. Each existing firm and every potential entrant faces an identical U-shaped average cost curve. The minimum level of average cost is $5 per ton and occurs when a firm produces 2 million tons of cobalt per year. The market demand curve for cobalt is D(P) = 205 P, where D(P) is the demand for cobalt in millions of tons per year when the market price is P dollars per ton. What is the long-run equilibrium price for cobalt? How much cobalt does each producer make at this equilibrium price? How many active cobalt producers will be in the market?

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