Suppose you have duopolists facing the following demand curve: P = 100-Q. Also, the duopolists both...
Suppose you have duopolists facing the following demand curve: P = 100-Q. Also, the duopolists both have marginal costs equal to 0. What is the reaction curve for firm 1?
A. Q1(Q2) = 50 – 0.5Q1
B. Q2(Q1) = 50 – 0.5Q1
C. Q1(Q2) = 50 – 0.5Q2
D. Q2(Q1) = 50 – 0.5Q2
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