Demand Schedule Price Quantity Sold Marginal Cost $200 100 $100 $175 250 $100 $150 400 $100 $125 600 $100 Using the demand schedule above, which price-quantity combination is most profitable for the company?

 
 
 
 
 
 

This is the most profitable price-quantity combination included in the demand schedule.

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