For the firm's short-run decision about suuply

If Price= Average Variable Cost (P=AVC), what's the quantity of supply?

Our teacher only told us "firms shuts down if P<AVC", "firms will produce in the short-tum if P>AVC"

Thanks a lot!

the quantity of supply does not matter....

do u understand wt is AVC...   and wt does P=AVC means?
AVC, the average variable cost
if the P is below the AVC, the firm would lost less to shut down... as the P cannot even cover up the variable cost.... e.g. wages for labour
if the P is above the AVC, although the firm is losing out... (i assume), the firm's revenue is enough for the variable cost, and some of the fixed cost...  therefore the firm would stay...  coz there might also be cost for shutting down or leaving the market...

I'm sorry but do you know that the marginal cost curve is also the supply curve?

What I ask is the situation for P=AVC...I think the quantity supply could be any below the quantity when P=AVC....Just to check if my assumption is right

yes MC is the supply curve...  MC=S  MR=AR=D    MC, MR, AC meet at one point
but the MAIN POINT is... if P<AVC   there would be NO QUANTITY coz they would be closed.
ur question...  when P=AVC, what is the quantity...   
u can only say it is the min. quantity the firm would produce in the SR     "no one can give u a specific value"

the quantity of supply does not matter....

do u understand wt is AVC...   and wt does P=AVC means?
AVC, the average variable cost
if the P is below the AVC, the firm would lost less to shut down... as the P cannot even cover up the variable cost.... e.g. wages for labour
if the P is above the AVC, although the firm is losing out... (i assume), the firm's revenue is enough for the variable cost, and some of the fixed cost...  therefore the firm would stay...  coz there might also be cost for shutting down or leaving the market...

I'm sorry but do you know that the marginal cost curve is also the supply curve?

What I ask is the situation for P=AVC...I think the quantity supply could be any below the quantity when P=AVC....Just to check if my assumption is right

Anyhow, Thank you for your reply.

do u know how to draw the graph?   if u know, u would understand

Yeap ...and my result is "quantity supply could be any below the quantity when P=AVC", as I've said