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A quadratice profit function π (Q) = hQ2 + jQ + k is to be used to reflect the following assumptions:
(a) if nothing is produced, the profit will be negative (because of fixed costs)
(b) the profit function is strictly concave.
(c) the maximum profit occurs at a positive output level Q*.
What parameter restrictions are called for?
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