(Steps Shown) Suppose the demand for the clock-radio firm’s output is represented by the equation P=100-1.5Q where P is price in dollars and cents and Q is
Question: Suppose the demand for the clock-radio firm’s output is represented by the equation P=100-1.5Q where P is price in dollars and cents and Q is quantity demanded per time period.
- Derive the function for the firm's marginal revenue.
- Using the marginal cost function you generated for the firm in the previous problem, calculate the profit-maximizing output level for the firm (assume that it cannot price discriminate).
- Calculate the firm’s profit.
- Explain why the output and profit level you just calculated are not considered long run equilibria.
Suppose the firm was now able to engage in first-degree price discrimination.
e. Explain why the firm’s demand curve would now be its marginal revenue curve.
- What would be the firm's profit maximizing output?
- Calculate the firm's profit.
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