2. Consider a Cournot dupoly, but assume that demand is p(q) = 12 – 9 (ignoring...
6. Entry Deterrence 2: Consider the Cournot duopoly game with demand p= 100 - (qı+q2) and variable costs c;(q;) = 0 for i € {1, 2}. The twist is that there is now a fixed cost of production k > 0 that is the same for both firms. Assume first that both firms choose their quantities simultaneously. Model this as a normal-form game. b. Write down the firm's best-response function for k = 1000 and solve for a pure-strategy Nash...
The market demand function is Q = 10000 - 1000p Each firm has a marginal cost of m=$0.28. Firm 1, the leader, acts before Firm 2, the follower. Solve for the Stackelberg-Nash equilibrium quantities, prices, and profits. Compare your solution to the Cournot-Nash equilibrium. The Stackelberg-Nash equilibrium quantities are q1 = ____ units and q2= ____ units. (Enter your responses as whole numbers.) The Stackelberg-Nash equilibrium price is: p=$_____________ Profits for the firms are profit1=$_______________ and profit2=$_______________ The Cournot-Nash equilibrium...
Q.2 Two firms produce homogeneous products. The inverse demand function is: p(x1,x2)-a-x1- x2, where x is the quantity chosen by firm 1, x2 the quantity chosen by firm 2, and a > 0. The cost functions are C1 (x1)-x follower. and C2(x2)- . Firm I is a Stackelberg leader and firm 2 a Stackelberg Q.2.a Find the subgame-perfect quantities. Q.2.b Calculate each firm's equilibrium profit.
Suppose that the inverse market demand for a commodity is given by P = 240 Q The cost curves of the three firms which could serve this market are TC,(a) 30q +300 and TC2() (d) Suppose that firms engage in Stackelberg rather than Cournot competition. Firm 1 moves first by choosin its output level. After Firm 1 has chosen its output level, Firm 2 observes ql and chooses its output leve Find the subgame-perfect Nash equilibrium of the Stackelberg game....
2*. Consider a market with two firms where the inverse demand function is given by p = 28 - 2q and where q = q1 + q2. Each firm has the total cost function c(qi) = 4qi, where i = {1,2}. a) Compare price level, quantities and profits in this market calculating the Cournot equilibrium and the Stackelberg equilibrium. Draw a graph with best response functions and illustrate the Cournot and Stackelberg solutions in that graph. b) Compare your solutions...
2*. Consider a market with two firms where the inverse demand function is given by p = 28 - 2q and where q = q1 + q2. Each firm has the total cost function c(qi) = 4qi, where i = {1,2}. a) Compare price level, quantities and profits in this market calculating the Cournot equilibrium and the Stackelberg equilibrium. Draw a graph with best response functions and illustrate the Cournot and Stackelberg solutions in that graph. b) Compare your solutions...
2*. Consider a market with two firms where the inverse demand function is given by p = 28 - 2q and where q = q1 + q2. Each firm has the total cost function c(qi) = 4qi, where i = {1,2}. a) Compare price level, quantities and profits in this market calculating the Cournot equilibrium and the Stackelberg equilibrium. Draw a graph with best response functions and illustrate the Cournot and Stackelberg solutions in that graph. b) Compare your solutions...
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The market demand curve in a commodity chemical industry is given by Q 600 - 3P, where Q is the quantity demanded per month and P is the market price in dollars. Firms in this industry supply quantities every month, and the resulting market price occurs at the point at which the quantity demanded equals the total quantity supplied. Suppose there are two firms in this industry, Firm 1 and Firm 2. Each firm has an identical...
Problem 4. (True/False). For each statement, assert whether it is true of false and explain your answer. 1. In a finitely repeated Pure (Homogeneous Goods) Betrand game there can be more than one Subgame perfect Nash equilibrium (SPNE). 2. It not possible to support a collusive outcome in a finitely repeated Pure Betrand game. 3. In a sequential Bertrand game, the follower firm has a second mover advantage because prices are strategic complements. 4. With three identical firms, total industry...
4. Consider 2 firms selling fertilizer competing as Cournot duopolists. The inverse demand function facing the fertilizer market is P = 1 - where Q = 94 +98. For simplicity, assume that the long-run marginal cost for each firm is equal to X, i.e. C(q)=Xq for each firm. a) Find the Cournot Nash equilibrium where the firms choose output simultaneously b) Find the Stackelberg Nash Equilibrium where firm A as the Stackelberg leader. How much does the leader gain by...