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Consider two duopolists whose cost functions are Ci = 10qi, i = 1, 2, where Ci and qi are their costs and outputs, respectively. The two duopolists have identical products and face a market demand function: p = 40 - 2q, where q = q1 + q1.Assume that one of them can choose her output first. Find the sequential Nash equilibrium (leader/follower) outputs and profits.
suppose thurston, a color blind consumer, has 80$ to spend on either lime green or pink sweater. Thurston does not care what color sweater her wears but deems it very important to buy as many sweater as possible with the 80 $. Pink sweater cost 20..
You have just purchased a new Ford Taurus for $20,000, but the most you could get for it if you sold it privately is $15,000. Now you learn that Toyota is offering its Camry, which normally sells for $25,000, at a special sale price of $20,000.
Suppose that when a hotel charges $50 per night, 200 rooms are rented and when they charge $75 per room, 150 rooms are rented. Assuming a linear relationship between x, the number of rooms rented and y, the price charged per room.
a firm in a purely competitive industry has a typical structure. the normal rate of profit in the economy is 5 %. this firm is earning $5.50 on every $50 invested by its founders. what is the percentage rate return ? is the firm earning an economi..
Robertson Inc. wishes to set aside lump sum money to withdraw from and invest in automating parts of its business over the next 5 years. This money is expected to earn compound interest at the rate of 10% per year.
A perpetuity pays $200 per year. The issuer promises to increase payment by 1 percent per year. The current interest rate is 5 percent. What is the price of this perpetuity
Pat's pizza is a prince taker. It has the following hourly costs: OUTPUT: (PIZZA PER HOUR): 0,1,2,3,4,5,6 TOTAL COST: (DOLLAR PER HOUR): 10,21,30,41,54,69,86a) If pizzas sell for $14, what is Pat's profit-maximizing output per hour What is her profit..
Kristina knows that deadweight loss is something that this small town can do without. She suggests that each household be required to pay a fixed amount just to receive any electricity at all, and then a per-unit charge for electricity.
In the United States, the capital share of GDP is 30%, output growth is 3%, the depreciation rate is 4% and the capital output ratio (K/Y) is 2.5. Assume the US economy is described by a Cobb-Douglas production function.
An American MNC anticipates a receipt of 850,000,000 Japanese yen on Mach 27. The company expects the Japanese yen to appreciate in the following months. Despite that because of its dollar obligations in that month it does not want to leave its lo..
Consider the density Fx(x)= exp{-x} if x>_0, and 0 otherwise; Find: f(y) if Y = 2X+1, Find f(y) if Y = X^2, Find f(y) if Y = X, Find f(y) if Y = lnX
In an attempt to increase revenues and profits, a firm is considering a 4 percent increase in price and an 11 percent increase in advertising. If the price elasticity of demands is -1.5 and the advertising is +0.6 would you expect an increase or d..
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