• 1) The San Diego Zoo is contemplating a stuffed panda bear advertising promotion. Annualized sales data from local shops marketing the "Can't Bear it When You're Away" bear indicate that: Q = 50,000 1,000P • where Q is Panda bear sales and P is price. • a) How many pandas could the zoo sell at $30 each? • b) • c) • d) • e) What price would the zoo have to charge to sell 25,000 pandas? At what price would panda sales equal zero? How many bears could be given away? Calculate the point price elasticity of demand at a price of $10.
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- The economic analysis division of Mapco Enterprises has estimated the demand function for its line of weed trimmers as QD=18,000+0.4N350PM+90Ps where N=numberofnewhomescompletedintheprimarymarketarea PM=priceoftheMapcotrimmerPS=priceofitscompetitorsSurefiretrimmer In 2010, 15,000 new homes are expected to be completed in the primary market area. Mapco plans to charge $50 for its trimmer. The Surefire trimmer is expected to sell for $55. What sales are forecasted for 2010 under these conditions? If its competitor cuts the price of the Surefire trimmer to $50, what effect will this have on Mapcos sales? What effect would a 30 percent reduction in the number of new homes completed have on Mapcos sales (ignore the impact of the price cut of the Surefire trimmer)?The estimated daily demand for river corssings on a proposed new bridge is: Qd = 100,000 - 20,000P where Qd is the quantity demanded measured in number of daily crossings and P is the price(toll) per crossing in dollars. Engineers estimate that constructing the new bridge will result in a fixed cost of $1.2 billion or $120,000 per day over the life of the bridge. Once constructed, there are no marginal costs and variable costs associated with the bridge's use. Based upon the above information, answer the following questions: a. If a private company were to build the bridge, what would be the profit-maximizing number of daily crossings? b. What price per crossing(toll) would the profit-maximizing company establish? c. What would be the socially optimal number of daily crossings? d. What deadweight loss would exist given your answers to part (a) and (b)? e. Would a profit-maximizing company build the bridge?EXAMPLE 18.3 Micro Pizza Heater: Market Demand A factory renovation is needed to build a compact microwave with a new shape, which will be called the Micro Pizza Heater. The low sales-volume prediction (20,000 heaters per year) has a subjectively estimated probability of 30%. The most likely market prediction is 30,000 units sold per year. The optimistic market prediction (30,000 sold the first year, with annual increases of 5000) has a subjectively estimated probability of 10%. In all cases, the factory equipment and the market will last 5 years. The net revenue will be $10 per microwave. What is the probability distribution for the net revenue?
- Suppose there is a public park. The annual cost of maintenance is $200,000. Visiting the park is free, and it is visited 210,000 times every year. However, to fund better maintenance of the park, the government wants to make visitors pay $4.70 per visit. Implementing a security system (to prevent visitors from sneaking into the park) will cost $0.50 per visit and $260,000 in annual fixed expenditures. At the same time, maintenance costs are expected to rise by 23%, not including security costs. The number of visits to the park is expected to fall by 34%A firm has an annual demand of S units for a good whose purchase cost is £c per unit. Each order costs £a to place, and the cost of holding stock is b% of the average value of stock per annum. Determine the optimal order quantity. A local firm uses 2000 units of a particular component each year. The component has a purchase price of £4/unit, while the cost of holding stock is estimated at 20% of the average stock value. If the cost of placing each order is £12.50, find the optimal number of orders placed each year. Suppose the component supplier offers a discount of 2% on the purchase price if orders are placed in units of 1000. Is the discount worth accepting? Suppose that instead of a single figure you had been given a probability distribution for the number of units used each year. Indicate the effect on stock policy.. Please explain fully , the last part is also important to solve.A local defense contractor is considering the production of fireworks as a way to reduce dependence on the military. The variable cost per unit is $40D. The fixed cost that can be allocated to the production of fireworks is negligible. The price changed per unit will be determined by the equation p=$180-(5)D, where D represents demand in units sold per week. a.What is the optimum number of units the defense contractor should produce in order to maximize profit per week? b.What is the profit if the optimum number of units are produced?
- A local defense contractor is considering the production of fireworks as a way to reduce dependence on the military. The variable cost per unit is $40D. The fixed cost that can be allocated to the production of fireworks is negligible. The price changed per unit will be determined by the equation p=$180-(5)D, where D represents demand in units sold per week. a.What is the optimum number of units the defense contractor should produce in order to maximize profit per week? b.What is the profit if the optimum number of units are produced? Show handwritten solutionsA large company in the communication and publishing industry has quantified the relationship between the price of one of its products and the demand for this product as Price = 150−0.01 × Demand for an annual printing of this particular product. The fixed costs per year (i.e., per printing) = $50,000 and the variable cost per unit=$40. What is the maximum profit that can be achieved if the maximum expected demand is 6,000 units per year? What is the unit price at this point of optimal demand?Which of the following statements will hold good in the case of a system with uncertainty in demand for service and in service times? a) When the utilization of resources fall it is an indication of greater efficiency of the service b) It is a good practice to plan for resource utilization levels more than 85% c) Cost of waiting to get serviced is directly proportional to the cost of providing the service d) None of the above
- 1.The price p in dollars of a certain commodity and the quantity x sold obey the demand equation p= -1/5 + 200 where 0<=x <=1000. Suppose that the cost C in dollars of producing x units is C= the square root of x divided by 10 + 400. Assuming that all items produced are sold, find the cost of c as a function of the price p. 2. The value V of a vehicle is v(t)= 420,000(0.965)^t. What would be the car's worth in 2 years? In how many years would the car be worth $325,000?A provincial park issues three different types of passes to its customers (bronze, silver, and gold tickets). Each pass type allows visitors to spend different times in the park and have access to different park amenities. The profit margins of the three pass types are $1.00, $3.50, and $12.00 per pass, respectively. The administrative working units required for the three pass types are estimated to be 1, 1, and 4 units, respectively. The monthly administrative working units available are 25000 units. In a typical summer month, the number of visitors was estimated to be 10,000 visitors. Accordingly, the park management decided to issue a total of 10,000 tickets for that month. Based on preliminary market research, the park management also decided to make at least 1500 bronze and 1500 silver passes available for customers. Based on this information, what is the optimal number of each pass type that the park should issue to maximize its profit? Use the simplex method to develop your…A major South African city generates electricity and sells it to its consumers. The city faces competition from independent renewable power producers who also have licences to sell electricity to the public. The city however has cost advantages due to its size, but it is concerned of the political and economic ramifications of raising its tariffs, in these uncertain economic times. As a result, it is highly likely that tariffs will remain unchanged over the next financial year. The city’s marginal revenue is given as R3 000, and its costs are given as follows: TC = R82 000 + R1 000 + 0.01q2 MCMC= R1 000 + R0.02q Assess the efficiency arguments in favour of and against the renewable energy generation in South Africa?