In a bilateral monopoly, suppose we have the following information: P = 1000 - 2Q (Demand) P = 100 + 8Q (Supply) %3D MR = 1000 - 4Q %3D MC = 100 + 16Q What would the price be in the unrestrained monopsony equilibrium using this information?

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In a bilateral monopoly, suppose we have the following information:
P = 1000 - 2Q (Demand)
P = 100 + 8Q (Supply)
MR = 1000 - 4Q
%3D
MC = 100 + 16Q
What would the price be in the unrestrained monopsony equilibrium using this
information?
Transcribed Image Text:In a bilateral monopoly, suppose we have the following information: P = 1000 - 2Q (Demand) P = 100 + 8Q (Supply) MR = 1000 - 4Q %3D MC = 100 + 16Q What would the price be in the unrestrained monopsony equilibrium using this information?
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