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Tuan lives in a town with only one movie rental store. Suppose Tuan’s demand for movie
rentals per month is Q = 16- 2P . The movie store currently charges $5 per movie, but is thinking
of adding a flat monthly cardholder fee, and dropping the price to $2 per rental. At this new price,
what is the largest cardholder fee that Tuan will pay? If the rental store has a constant marginal
cost of $2, which strategy is more profitable?

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