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- Table 1Buyer Willingness To PayLori $50.00Audrey $30.00Zach $20.00Calvin $10.002. Refer to Table 1. If the price of the product is $15, then who would be willing to purchase theproduct?a. Lorib. Lori and Audreyc. Lori, Audrey, and Zachd. Lori, Audrey, Zach, and Calvin3. Refer to Table 1. If price of the product is $30, then the total consumer surplus isa. $-10.b. $-6.c. $20.d. $30.There are four consumers willing to pay thefollowing amounts for haircuts:Gloria: $35 Jay: $10 Claire: $40 Phil: $25There are four haircutting businesses with the following costs:Firm A: $15 Firm B: $30 Firm C: $20 Firm D: $10Each firm can give at most one haircut. To achieveefficiency, how many haircuts should be given?Which businesses should cut hair and whichconsumers should have their hair cut? How largeis the maximum possible total surplus?Pricing with Market Power and Consumer SurplusPat’s Patriotic Tattoosis the only tattoo parlor in town.Pat tattoos only images of the American flag. Thereare 20 consumers whoare willing to buy a tattoo. Each consumeris interested in buying only onetattoo,butthey vary in their willingness to pay. One consumeris willing to pay $20for a tattoo; anotheris willingto pay $19; a third, $18, down to the consumerleast willing to pay whohasareservationprice of $1. The Effects of Price DiscriminationUse the exampleofPat’s Patriotic Tattoos to make some conclusions abouttheeffects of pricediscrimination.8. What happensto consumersurplusif a firm successfully price discriminates?9. What happenstothefirm’s profits if it successfully price discriminates?10. What happensto the quantity supplied by a successful price-discriminating monopoly firm compared with a nonprice-discriminating monopoly firm?11. How doesthe quantity supplied by a successful price-discriminating monopoly firm compare.with the…
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