Assume you run a company that offers a product for which all consumers have an identical demand curve. Each consumer’s demand curve is P = 20 – 4Q. The marginal cost of production is $4. Devise an optimal two-part tariff pricing policy.
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Demand curve P = 20 - 4Q
Marginal cost MC= $4
Optimal two tariff pricing per unit fee
=> MC = $4
Membership fee = Consumer surplus
=1/2 * (p Q=0 - p P=MC ) Q P=MC
Substitute P values and Q values above equation
= 1/2 * (20 - 4) (4)
=1/2 * (16) (4)
=1/2 * 64
=64/2
=32
=$ 32
Therefore
units per fee = $ 4
membership fee = $ 32
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