A firm has found a way of using first-degree price discrimination. Demand for its product is given b
Question: A firm has found a way of using first-degree price discrimination. Demand for its product is given by
P =20 – 2Q
Marginal cost is constant and equal to $6.
a. With the first-degree discrimination, what will be the profit-maximizing rate of output? How much economic profit will the firm earn?
b. What will be the profit-maximizing rate of output if the firm does not discriminate and sets one price for all customers? How much economic profit will the firm earn in this case?
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