Companies use different set of strategies or policies to find a price that will maximize profits, since companies do not produce single products but produce a product line then the companies can charge difference prices from different products to maximize the overall profit some strategies used are optional product pricing ie selling optional and related products together, like selling a phone cover with a phone, another strategy is pricing bundles of goods together like in grocery shops we get different bundles of different goods sold by same company. They strategize the prices in order to maximize the profits from the overall set of products.
How do companies find a set of prices that maximize the profits from the total product...
5. A small community theater is trying to determine a price to maximize profits. They have collected the following data. If they set one price to maximize profit, what should it be and how many customers would they serve? If the firm wants to further increase their profits through price discrimination, upon what would they split the customers into groups? What are the two prices they would set to maximize their profits? How many customers would fall into each group?...
To maximize profits in a competitive market set price equal to marginal cost. But in a monopoly, you set marginal revenue equal to marginal cost. Based on the given information, answer the following questions. Total Revenue = 100Q – 10Q² Marginal Revenue = 100 – 20Q Total Cost = 20 + 10Q Marginal Cost = 10 Note: Competitive Market: To maximize profits set Price = Marginal Cost Monopoly Market: To maximize profits set Marginal Revenue = Marginal Cost What...
Companies can typically maximize their profits by operating at the minimum average total cost curves, independent of the economic environment. Is this statement true or false? Explain.
19. To maximize profits in a competitive market set price equal to marginal cost. But in a monopoly, you set marginal eue equal to marginal cost. Based on the given information, answer the following questions. Total Revenue- 100Q-10Q Marginal Revenue = 100-20Q Total Cost 20+10Q Marginal Cost -10 Note: Competitive Market: To maximize profits set Price Marginal Cost Monopoly Market. To maximize profits set Marginal Revenue Marginal Cost a. What price do you charge if you are in a competitive...
how do marketers use each chosen effect to maximize their profits : decoy effect , priming , framing , Reciprocity and selective attention
There are many prices in medicine which are set by insurance companies and or government entities. The theory is that group prices negotiated on behalf of the general public are fair to the consumer. Do you agree?
How much output should be produced in plant 1 in order to maximize profits? Given the demand for product is P=110-6Q. The marginal costs are MC1=2Q1 and MC2=4Q2
Find the value of Q when Firms A and B Cournot compete to maximize profits (i.e. when they simultaneously determine profit maximizing output). Firm A and Firm B compete in the sale of a product with market inverse demand given by P(0) = 260-Q, where Q is market output, and Q = 9A + 96 (9A = Firm A's output, 93 = Firm B's output). Firm A's Total Cost function is given by TCA9A) = 209A and Firm B's is...
To maximize profits, a firm should set its output where its is zero. O marginal cost O variable cost O marginal profit O marginal revenue
4. Suppose the production function is given by (a) For a given set of prices w and v, find the conditional demands for capital 1 labor. Also compute the cost function and (b) Compute the long run profit maximization quantity and the resulting profits (c) Solve for the unconditional demands for capital and labor (d) Show that the quantity produced and the profits from the unconditional demands are the same as the ones you got in part b 4. Suppose...