1. A monopoly’s total cost function is TC = 200 + 8Q + 4Q2. The inverse demand function is P = 400 – 10Q. What will be the monopoly’s profit if it charges a single price to all customers?
Group of answer choices
a.$2,150
b.$3,420
c.$3,640
d.$2,544
$1,980
2. A Cournot oligopoly has four firms in the industry. The market price elasticity of demand is –2.5 and the marginal cost of production is $200. What is the profit-maximizing price, rounded to the nearest dollar?
Group of answer choices
a.More information is needed to answer this question.
b.$208
c.$500
d.$222
e.$354
3.Assume that a monopoly’s price elasticity of demand is –2.8. If the firm’s marginal cost is $36, what price should the firm charge in order to maximize profit?
Group of answer choices
$56
$72
$42
$64
$90
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1. A monopoly’s total cost function is TC = 200 + 8Q + 4Q2. The inverse...
A monopoly's total cost function is TC = 200 + 8Q +4Q2. The inverse demand function is P = 400 - 100. What will be the monopoly's profit if it charges a single price to all customers? $2,544 O $1,980 O $3,640 $3,420 O $2,150
A Cournot oligopoly has four firms in the industry. The market price elasticity of demand is -2.5 and the marginal cost of production is $200. What is the profit- maximizing price, rounded to the nearest dollar? $500 $222 $354 More information is needed to answer this question. $208
A Cournot oligopoly has four firms in the industry. The market price elasticity of demand is -2.5 and the marginal cost of production is $200. What is the profit maximizing price, rounded to the nearest dollar? O $200 O $500 5354 $222 More information is needed to answer this question
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