Mobile internet provider knows that there are two types of users with 1000 users of each type. Type A users are those who use only mobile internet, even at home. For each user of Type A demand is given by q(p)=100-2p, where q(p) is the quantity of data demanded when the unit price is p. Type B users are those who use mobile internet only when they do not have access to wifi. For each user of Type B demand is given by q(p)=90-3p. The internet provider cannot distinguish types of users and offer them individual prices. However, it can use second- degree price discrimination. That is it can offer a menu of bundles, each bundle specifying the total amount of internet traffic and the total price for this traffic. Then each user chooses their preferred bundle out of the menu. Find the maximal revenue that this provider can achieve.
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- Ali Receives Utility From (D)omestic Vaccines from Kayseri, and the Sinovac Vaccine-(F)oreign. The utility structure is U(D,F)=D x F. The price of the foreign vaccine because of increasing returns to scale is $200, whereas at its earlier stages, the domestic vaccine is produced at a higher cost, and higher price of $250. The government has given each and every citizen a fixed payment of $8000 to spend just on vaccines, but it has not specified which vaccines. a- Does Ali Solve the Utility Maximization Question in an interior equilibrium or a corner solution? How do you know? What condition does the interior equilibrium necessitate regardless. b- Find Ali's Utility Maximizing Level of Domestic and Foreign Vaccines when he uses just the government allowance on vaccines? What is his utility level? C- Suppose the government wants to decrease Turkey's health exports. It pushes a vaccine subsidy, just for domestic vaccines that makes the price of domestic equal to $160. How does the utility…In this time of pandemic, the demand of some products increased rapidly. Give examples ofthese products where the demand increased. Did the supply correspond with the increasingdemand of these products? What solutions were made to satisfy the increasing demand of theseproducts?. Profit The revenue from sales of x units of a productis given by R(x) = 200x - 0.01x2, and the cost ofproducing and selling the product can be describedby C(x) = 38x + 0.01x2 + 16,000.a. Producing and selling how many units will givemaximum profit?b. What is the maximum possible profit from producing and selling the product?
- Consider a uniformly mixed pollutant. If all of the polluters have different individual marginal abatement cost functions, then it wll not be possible to design a cost effective policy. Select one: O a. True O b. False)a-Ali receives utility from the Korean vaccine(K) and American vaccine(V) that he receives in thefollowing format: U=K*VPv=200Pk=160I=8000After the Korean vaccine price goes up to 250 TL, as there is increased international competition toreceive it what is the compensation the Turkish government needs to offer for the individual`s utility tostay constant?b)With the Korean vaccine price going up to 250 TL, please differentiate the substitution vs incomeeffect of this price increase. Is the vaccine a normal good or an inferior good?c) Individuals gain utility from two things: leisure(N) and numeraire good consumption(C). In their youththey maximize:U1(N1, C1) = (N)1/2 (C)1/2Budget constraint should be constructed in the following way: With 24 hours of work, you buy leisurehours, and the numeraire good, which has a price of 1. If you get an hourly wage rate of w,Please set up the Lagrangian for utility maximization. Solve for w=10, your labor decision for the firstperiod.d-Let us assume…information refers to a market where one side (either the buyer or theseller, but usually the buyer) has less information than the other side of themarket. When there is asymmetric information in a market, markets are inefficientbecause the side with less information doesn't want to take the risk involved inbuying (or selling) the good or service.One method of solving this problem is through screening. Screening is a strategyone uses when they don't have information. A screen can be any indicator thatlets the screener know if the good or service is reliable and will meet thescreener's wants.Offer an example of when you used screening to solve a lack ofinformation. What kind of screen did you use?• Was the screen effective? Were you happy with the result?
- A pharmaceutical company Eureka Bio has discovered a Corona vaccine that can be produced at constant marginal cost of R10. The company has entered into offtake dosage agreements with Country A and B. Country A has a dosage demand of QA=200-PA, and Country B has dosage demand QB=160-PB. (a) Suppose that Country A has high infection rates, determine the price that Eureka Bio can charge Country A and B to prevent a resale between countries. (b) If Eureka Bio is the only pharmaceutical company that was successful in developing vaccines, determine the dosage that will be sold to both Countries. What will be Eureka’s profit? (c) If World Health Organization introduces a regulation on the price of dosages, calculate the price, profits and dosages that Eureka can charge.The concert promoters of a heavy metal band, WeR2Loud, know that there are two types of concert - goers: die - hard fans and casual fans. For a particular WeR2Loud concert, there are 1.000 die - hard fans who will pay $150 for a ticket and 500 casual fans who will pay $50 for a ticket. There are 1,500 seats available at the concert venue. Suppose the cost of putting on the concert is $50,000, which includes the cost of the band, lighting, security, etc. Refer to Scenario 15-6. How much additional profit can the concert promoters earn by charging each customer their willingness to pay relative to charging a flat price of $150 per ticket? Group of answer choices $25,000 $50,000 $ 75,000 $100,000Contrast the two types of com petitionthat marketers face
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