Diagram of Cheerios Isoprofit Curves for $0, $10,000, and $60,000 Profit
A price-quantity diagram for Cheerios shows quantity in pounds (from 0 to 80,000) on the horizontal axis and price per pound (from $0 to $10) on the vertical. This diagram includes three isoprofit curves. A horizontal line at $2 represents zero profit. Above this are two downward-sloping, convex curves that do not intersect. The lower one corresponds to a $10,000 profit, and the upper one to a $60,000 profit.
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