A firm in an oligopolistic industry has identified two sets of demand curves. It the firm is

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A firm in an oligopolistic industry has identified two sets of demand curves. It the firm is the only one that changes prices (i.e.. other fn 111s do not follow), its demand curve takes the form Q = 82 - 8P. If, however, it is expected that competitors will follow the price actions of the firm, then the demand curve is of the form Q = 44 - SP,
a. Develop demand schedules for each alternative, and draw them on a graph.
b. Calculate marginal revenue curves for each.
c. If the present price and quant it v position for the firm is located at the intersection lion of the two demand curves, and competitors follow any price decrease but do not follow a price increase, show the demand curve relevant to the firm.
d. Draw the appropriate marginal revenue curve.
e. Show the range over which a marginal cost curve could rise or fall without affecting the price the firm charges.
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Managerial Economics

ISBN: 978-0133020267

7th edition

Authors: Paul Keat, Philip K Young, Steve Erfle

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