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Business, 28.05.2021 18:30, EBeast7390

An e-commerce company sells e-books related to self-improvement topics. All e-books are sold at the same price. Currently, the company can earn a maximum annual profit of $25,000 when it sells 10,000 copies during the year. The company incurs a cost of 50 cents each time a consumer downloads a copy of an e-book. The company must spend $100,000 per year to develop new editions of the e-books. The company has determined that it would earn zero economic profits if it could sell annually 20,000 copies. In the short run, what is the profit-maximizing price of e-books

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