In the graph below, what is the price and quantity produced by the firm in an imperfectly competitive market?
a. Pa & Qa |
b. Pa & Qb |
c. Pc & Qa |
d. Pd & Qc |
e. Pe & Qb |
b. Pa & Qb
In an imperfectly competitive market, equilibrium level of output is produced at the intersection of S and MR and price is determined on the demand curve for equilibrium quantity.
In the graph below, what is the price and quantity produced by the firm in an...
In the graph below, what is the price and quantity produced by the firm in a competitive market? a. Pa & Qa b. Pa & Qb c. Pb & Qa d. Pc & Qb e. None of the above. Price MRİ Q, Quantity
The graph blow represents a negative externality in the market for oil. What is the per unit value of the externality? Р si So PA PB PC D Q QA QB PA-PB Ο Ο Ο PA-Pc PA PB-Pc O o PB The graph below represents a negative externality in the market for oil. What is the price and quantity sold in the market after the government imposes a Pigovian tax equal to the value of the externality? Р si So...
------$6 --- ------- -- Price Graph A QQ Quantity (Firm) Quantity (Market) Price Graph B Quantity (Finn) Q, Q. Quantity (Marker Refer to Exhibit 12-1. In Graph A, the market demand has increased from D, to D, and as a result: both the market price and the price of the price-taking firm have risen to $6. both the market price and the price of the price-taking firm have fallen to $5. the quantity of goods transacted in the market has...
1. Using the graph below to answer the questions. 120 100 Price (S/textbook) MR 50 100 150 200 250 300 Quantity (textbooks/week) a. What price and quantity combination would a perfectly competitive (efficient) market establish? 1 point b. Compute the value of consumer and producer surplus at the efficient market equilibrium. 1 point c. What price and quantity combination would an imperfectly competitive (profit maximizing) firm establish? 1 point d. Compute the value of consumer and producer surplus at the...
Suppose that firms A, B, C and D are Bertrand duopolists in the salt industry. The market demand curve can be specified as Q=100-3p, Q=qA+qB+qC+qD. (The firms choose prices simultaneously.) The cost to firm A is C(qA)=7qA. The cost to firm B is C(qB)=3qB. The cost to firm C is C(qC)=7qC The cost to firm C is C(qD)=3qD
In Little Town, there are two suppliers of mineral water: A and B. Mineral water is considered a homogenous good. Let pA and pB denote the price and qA and qB the quantity sold by firms A and B, respectively. Suppose that the municipality provides all the water for free, so firms don't bear any production cost. The inverse demand function for mineral water is given by P=12-1/3Q where Q=qA + qB denotes the aggregate supply of mineral water. Suppose...
A. Calculate and graph all points for the domestic market for washing machines price and quantity equilibrium. B. Find the domestic quantity demanded and supplied of washing machines that will result if the price imposition of $3,000 is imposed. Show on graph. Explain. C. Find the domestic quantity demanded and supplied of washing machines that will result if the S500 tariff is imposed. Show on graph. Explain. D. Compute government revenue from the tariff. 3. Illustrate graphically Suppose that a...
Bonus (5 points) True or False: Consider a monopolist which produces two interrelated goods A and B with QA(PA, PB) and QB(PA, Pa) where Q is the demand and P is the price. If dA-0, the firm could charge the same price as a monopolist in market A which produces only good A. Explain your answer. (Answers without correct explanation will receive 0 credit.)
Bonus (5 points) True or False: Consider a monopolist which produces two interrelated goods A and...
On the graph below depict the profit maximizing price and quantity for the MONOPOLISTICALLY COMPETITIVE firm such that others are motivated to enter the industry. In your graph, you should include the following curves: D,AR,MR,ATC,S and MC.
1) A price-taking firm sells 2,000 units at a price of $7 each. If their AFC = $5 and their AVC = $3, how much profit will it make? Group of answer choices a profit = -2,000 b profit = 14,000 c profit = 4,000 d None of these answers e profit = 8,000 2) Assume there are 50 identical firms in a perfectly competitive (price-taking) market. Assume EACH firm has the cost structure given below. Quantity 0 1 2...