Consider a lake, if the number of fishers is n , each of whom can only catch
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Consider a lake, if the number of fishers is n , each of whom can only catch one fish. The total output of fish is √n . Assume that the cost of fishing for every fisher is c > 0 .
(a) What is the market equilibrium number of fishers?
(b) What is the optimal number of fishers? Show your result in a diagram, compare it with the result of (a) and explain why they are different.
(c) If the lake is private asset of someone, how many fishers will be employed by the lake owner?
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Elementary Statistics A step by step approach
ISBN: 978-0073386102
8th edition
Authors: Allan Bluman
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