a) Average revenue for both profit maximizing teams and win maximizing teams are given as
AR(W) = 320-2W
Therefore, total revenue is
TR(W) = 320W-2W2
and marginal revenue function is
MR(W) = 320-4W......(i)
Also marginal cost of additional win is
MC(W) =100 .......(ii)
For profit maximizing wins,
MR(W) = MC(W)
or, 320-4W=100 or, 4W= 220 or W=55
Therefore, expected number of wins of profit maximizing teams = 55
b) The win maximizing condition of team is MR(W)=0
or, 320-4W=0 or, W=80
Therefore, expected number of wins of win maximizing teams = 80
c) the salary cap does not achieve parity between expected number of wins of both teams. Total number of games in a season is 162, expected number of wins of profit maximizing teams is 55 and expected number of wins of win maximizing teams = 80. Therefore, 162-55-80= 27 games would end up in a draw.
d) The average revenue function of expected number of wins is
AR(W) = 420- 2W
Therefore, Marginal revenue function of expected number of wins is
MR(W) = 420-4W
Also Marginal cost of additional win (W) is
MC(W) = 100
Therefore for profit maximizing condition,
MR(W) =MC(W)
or, 420-4W=100 or , W=80
Therefore, expected number of wins of profit maximizing teams is 80
Again for win maximizing condition,
MR(W) = 420-4W= 0
or, W= 105 but the maximum number of expected wins =80.
Therefore, expected number of wins of win maximizing teams is 80.
In this case, salary cap achieve parity of expected number of wins of both teams. Because win maximizing teams will not try to win more than 80 games as it will increase their costs of additional wins.
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