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- Only typed answer and don't use chatgpt otherwise I will downvote the answer Reference: Ref 11-2 (Exhibit: Profit Maximization for a Firm in Monopolistic Competition) Suppose that an innovation reduces a firm's fixed costs and reduces cost from ATC to ATC'. Suppose further that after the innovation reduced the cost to ATC', it costs a total of $18 per unit to produce 170 units per day. If the firm charges a price equal to marginal cost, total net profit will be: a. $1,190. b. $3,400. c. $1,700. d . $3,060.Suppose demand and supply curves for you company’s product are given by:QD = 10 -XP QS =5 +YP You will need to find value for X between [0.1 -3] and Y between [0.1 -3] based on the elasticity of demand and supply. This elasticity in turn depends on the type of product, marketstructure and competitive advantage of the company. In this case, the product is an electric car and the price elasticity of demand is high.A country’s market for new motor vehicles is dominated completely by two firms, Fastcars Ltd and Slowcars Ltd. Market revenue is fixed at $10 billion. Each firm can choose whether to advertise. Advertising costs $1 billion for each firm that advertises. If one firm advertises and the other does not, then the firm that advertises receives 100% of market revenue and pays for its advertising. If both firms advertise, they split the market revenue 50:50 and pay for their respective advertising. If neither advertises, they split the market revenue 50:50 but without the expense of advertising. a) What strategy would you advise that Fastcars Ltd should follow? b) What would you predict will be the strategy chosen by each firm? c) Is there an outcome that would make both firms better off? In case you find that there is such an outcome, is it achievable?
- Q48' Assume that Cresco Labs is a monopolist that can sell 15 ounces of marijuana per day at $12.50 for each ounce. To sell 16 ounces of marijuana per day, the price must be cut to $12.20. The marginal revenue of the 16th ounce is Multiple Choice $12. $7.70 . $16. $-0.30. $12.20.The manager of a convenience store competes in a monopolistically competitive market and buys cola from a supplier at a price of $1.25 per liter. The manager thinks that because there are several supermarkets nearby, the demand for cola sold at her store is slightly more elastic than the elasticity for the representative food store reported in Table (which is −3.8). Based on this information, she perceives that the elasticity of demand for cola sold by her store is −4. What price should the manager charge for a liter of cola to maximize profits?In a statement to Gillette’s shareholders, its CEO indicated, “Despite several new product launches, Gillette’s advertising-to-sales declined dramatically . . . to 7.5 percent last year. Gillette’s advertising spending, in fact, is one of the lowest in our peer group of consumer product companies.” If the elasticity of demand for Gillette’s consumer products is similar to that of other firms in its peer group (which averages –4), what is Gillette’s advertising elasticity? Is Gillette’s demand more or less responsive to advertising than other firms in its peer group? Explain
- own price elasticity of market demand for retail gasoline is -0.8,the Rothschild index is 0.5, and a typical gasoline retailer enjoys sales of$1.5 million annually. What is the price elasticity of demand for a representative gasoline retailer's product?You would like to control the total consumption of soft drink up to 100 bottles per year. The current two brands you drink are Pepsi and Coke. The current demand, price, elasticity, and minimum demand for Pepsi and Coke are given in below. In addition, you would like to keep equal or more demand from Pepsi due to brand loyalty. Assuming linear demand curves, what are the best price for Pepsi and Coke that can minimize your total payment? Elasticity Current price Demand Minimum demand Keep Pepsi income > = 60% of total payment Pepsi 2 2 300 20 Coke 1 3.5 220 25Assume that a firm accepts the following price_demand relationship as being a realistic representation of its market: d=800-10p where p must be between $20 and$70 a. How many units can the firm sell at the $20 per-unit price? At the $70 per-unit price? b. By how many units does a $1 increase decrease demand? c. Which pricing alternative the business is considering maximizes revenue? Group of answer choices $40 $30 $50
