[Solved] Provide an intuitive explanation for why a "buy one, get one free" deal is not the same as a half-price
Question: Provide an intuitive explanation for why a "buy one, get one free" deal is not the same as a half-price sale.
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![[See Steps] Two employees each receive $20.00](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-39773.jpg "[See Steps] Two employees each receive $20.00 hour for labor, however")
[See Steps] Two employees each receive $20.00 hour for labor, however
![[Steps Shown] Airlines give away millions of](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-39774.jpg "[Steps Shown] Airlines give away millions of tickets each year")
[Steps Shown] Airlines give away millions of tickets each year
(Steps Shown) A firm can make a product according to the following
![[All Steps] Cost function of a single-product](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-39776.jpg "[All Steps] Cost function of a single-product firm is C(Q)=50+25Q+30Q^2+5Q^3")
[All Steps] Cost function of a single-product firm is C(Q)=50+25Q+30Q^2+5Q^3
![[Solution] Cost function of a multi-product operation.](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-39777.jpg "[Solution] Cost function of a multi-product operation. C(Q_1,Q_2)=75-0.25Q_1Q_2+0.1Q_1^2+0.2Q_2^2")
[Solution] Cost function of a multi-product operation. C(Q_1,Q_2)=75-0.25Q_1Q_2+0.1Q_1^2+0.2Q_2^2
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