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You work for a drug manufacturing companythat holds a patent on Hair Grow, the world most effective drug for restoring hair. Your job is to analyze the pricing and investment decisions facing the firm. Your marketing group estimates that Hair Grow has the following demand curve:
P = 101 - 0.00002Q
where P is measured in dollars and Q is measured in the number of pills a year. You have this patent for another five years.
(a) Your marginal cost for producing a Hair Grow pill is $1. What is the profit-maximizing price and quantity? What is your profit?
(b) Suppose that your production facility can only produce 1,000,000 pills per year. What is your optimal price and quantity given the production constraint? What are your profits (assume there is no fixed cost)?
Suppose that you could increase the capacity of your plant to 3,000,000 pills per year in a two-year period for a cost of $30,000,000.
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