If you can answer both the questions that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
If you can answer both the questions that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. 2. A...
2. A monopolist has a cost function given by TC 250+q+.004q2. The inverse market demand for boxes is given by p 8-.0010. The monopolist is currently able to exclude rivals from the market because of a special governmental zoning rule. (a) What is its output and what price does it charge for boxes? (b) Calculate the firm's profit at this output level. (c) Calculate the firm's producer's surplus at this output level. (d) Calculate the consumer's surplus in this situation....
2. A monopolist has a cost function given by TC -250+q+.004q2. The inverse market demand for boxes is given by p = governmental zoning rule. (a) What is its output and what price does it charge for boxes? (b) Calculate the firm's profit at this output level. (c) Calculate the firm's producer's surplus at this output level. (d) Calculate the consumer's surplus in this situation. 8-.001Q. The monopolist is currently able to exclude rivals from the market because of a...
2. A monopolist has a cost function given by TC 250+q+.004q2. The inverse market demand for boxes is given by p-8-.0010. The monopolist is currently able to exclude rivals from the market because of a special governmental zoning rule. (a) What is its output and what price does it charge for boxes? (b) Calculate the firm's profit at this output level. (c) Calculate the firm's producer's surplus at this output level (d) Calculate the consumer's surplus in this situation
2. A monopolist has a cost function given by TC 250+q+.004q2. The inverse market demand for boxes is given by p 8-.0010. The monopolist is currently able to exclude rivals from the market because of a special governmental zoning rule. (a) What is its output and what price does it charge for boxes? (b) Calculate the firm's profit at this output level. (c) Calculate the firm's producer's surplus at this output level. (d) Calculate the consumer's surplus in this situation.
*PLEASE ONLY DO #3 BASED OFF #2, #2 has been done. Thank you! 2) Total Cost (TC) = 250+ q +0.004q2 Demand: p = 8 - 0.001Q a) The monopolist will produce where the marginal revenue equals the marginal cost. MC = dTC/dq MC = 1+0.008q TR = P*Q TR = 8Q – 0.001Q2 Marginal Revenue(MR) = dTR/dQ MR = 8-0.002Q Therefore, 1+0.008q = 8 – 0.002q 0.01q = 7 q = 700 Price = 8 – 0.001*700 Price =...
2. A monopolist has a cost function given by TC 250+q+.004q. The inverse market demand for boxes is given by p 8-.0010. The monopolist is curranty able to exclude rivals from the market becaus of a spocial governmental zoning rule (a) What is its output and what price does it charge for boxes? (b) Calculate the firm's profit at this output level. (c) Calculate the firm's producer's surplus at this output level. (d) Calculate the consumer's surplus in this situation....
3. The zoning rule is revoked, and the monopolist in problem 2 can no longer exclude others from using the same technology and producing boxes, so the market structure changes from monopoly to perfect competition. (That is assume that all firms are price-takers and that they produce at minimum average cost in equilibrium.) (a) What will the market price and quantity be? (b) Calculate consumer's surplus under this market structure (c) Calculate aggregate producer profits and producer's surplus. (d) Comparing...
3. The zoning rule is revoked, and the monopolist in problem 2 can no longer exclude others from using the same technology and producing boxes, so the market structure changes from monopoly to perfect competition. (That is, assume that all firms are price-takers and that they produce at minimum average cost in equilibrium.) (a) What will the market price and quantity be? (b) Calculate consumer's surplus under this market structure (c) Calculate aggregate producer profits and producer's surplus. (d) Comparing...
Hello, Any help on these questions would be greatly appreciated. 1. In a perfectly competitive market, an individual seller sells only a negligible fraction of the total amount of the good produced. This is why ________. A. his individual choices do not affect market price B. he can independently determine the market price C. he always earns positive profits D. he can charge prices above the equilibrium price 2. Which of the following business is most likely to have the...
Please show how you arrived to your answer! Show all work. Number 8 is suppose to say revenue not review. ** 7) What is the defining characteristic of pure/perfect competition? What does this mean for an individual firm's and consumer's ability to impact prices? 8) What does marginal review equal at the profit-maximizing output in perfect competition? 9) What is larger: producer surplus or profit? Why? 10 From the firm supply curves, find the market supply Price Firm 2 Firm...