A steel firm creates water pollution for a downstream fishery. The price and cost functions for steel
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A steel firm creates water pollution for a downstream fishery. The price and cost functions for steel and fish are as follows:
(a) How much steel (s) and pollution (x) will the steel plant produce if operated independently? (It will maximise profit)
(b) How much fish (0 will the fishery produce if operated independently? (Again, it wants to maximise profit)
(c) How much steel (s), pollution (x) and fish (0 will the steel and fish plants produce if they are merged and act to maximize joint profit? (Maximise joint profit)
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The Economics of the Environment
ISBN: 9780321321664
1st edition
Authors: Peter Berck, Gloria Helfand
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