When TPP is maximum, what can we say about MPP? Why?

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Solution

MPP is zero. When MPP is zero, it means the slope of the TPP curve at this point is zero. This implies that the TPP curve is taking a turn here, and it starts falling. Therefore, TPP reaches the maximum at this point.

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