Answer is d. Lower prices because the next unit of output increase profit by $2.50.
Explanation:
As the marginal revenue is more than marginal cost, the firm is not in equilibrium. It shall raise its output by reducing the prices till the point where the marginal revenue equals to marginal cost, as the next unit of output yields s profit of $2.50 (i.e. 7.00 -4.50)
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