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Refer to the following:
PX = 666 − 0.5QX −2QY
Py = 484.5 − 1.5QY − 0.25QX
MCX = 20 + 2QX
MCY = 4 + QY
What are the profit-maximizing levels of output for the two goods?
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QY = 30, QY = 34
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QY = 63, QY = 66
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QY = 142, QY = 110
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QY = 191, QY = 163
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