A firm faces the price-demand relation dollars per unit and incurs a cost of dollars…

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A firm faces the price-demand relation p(q)=90−qp(q)=90-q dollars per unit and incurs a cost of C(q)=15q+200C(q)=15q+200 dollars to produce qq units. A per-unit tax of 1010 dollars is imposed on the firm, effectively increasing its cost by 1010 for each unit sold. At what production level should the firm now operate to maximize profit? (a) q=37.5q=37.5 (b) q=42.5q=42.5 (c) q=32.5q=32.5 (d) q=35q=35

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