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Suppose you are a monopolist in the market for a specific video game. Your demand curve is given by P=80-Q/2, and your marginal cost curve is MC=Q. Your fixed cost is $400.
i) Derive the marginal revenue curve
ii) Calculate the equilibrium price and quantity
iii) What is the profit?
Suppose a cinema is a local monopoly whose demand curve for adult tickets on Saturnday night P=12-2Q, where P is the price of a ticket in dollars and Q is the number of ticket sold in hundreds. The marginal cost for adult is $2
i) What is the marginal revenue cost in the market?
ii) What price should the cinema charge in the markets if its goal is to maximize profits?
if the head of the central bank of japan wanted to expand the supply of money in japan in 2009 which of the following
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Elucidate your answer also describe terms relevant to elasticity used in your explanation.
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Balance sheet: equipment = 500, inventories 100, receivables70, payables = 50, debt = 300
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