Question: Film photography is nearly extinct now that Kodak has filed for bankruptcy. In the 1990’s and before digital photography became the norm, however, five firms supplied amateur color film in the United States: Kodak, Fuji, Konica, Agfa, and 3M. There was little real difference in the quality of color film produced by these firms, yet Kodak’s market share was 67 percent. The own price elasticity of demand for Kodak film was -2.0 and the market elasticity of demand was -1.75. Suppose that in the 1990s, the average retail price of a roll of Kodak film was $6.95 and that Kodak’s marginal cost was $3.475 per roll. Based on this information, discuss industry concentration, demand and market conditions, and the pricing behavior of Kodak in the 1990s. The industry environment is significantly different today; explain how it has changed.