Question: (1) Given the market demand function P+ Q 2 + Q 11 And the market supply function 2p-2Q 2 +Q - 4=0 Calculate the equilibrium

(1) Given the market demand function

P+ Q2 + Q 11

And the market supply function

2p-2Q2+Q - 4=0

Calculate the equilibrium price and quantity in the market.

(2) A monopolist's demand function is

P= 30- 0.75Q

And his average cost function is

AC - 30 =9+0.3Q

Q

(1) Find the Q which gives

a. Maximum revenue

b. Minimum average costs

c. Maximum profits

In each case check the second-order conditions(S. 0. C ).

(3) The demand function of a profit maximizing monopolist is

P+ 3Q -30 = 0

And his total cost (TC) function is

TC=2Q2+ 10Q

If a tax of t per unit of quantity is imposed on the monopolist, calculate the maximum tax revenue

obtainable by the government.

(4) Given the demand and supply function for three interdependent commodities

QD1 = 45 - 2P1 +2P2 - 2P3

QD2 =16 + 2P1 - P2+ 2P3

QD3 = 30 - P1 + 2P2- P3

QS1 = - 5 + 2P1

QS2 = - 4 + 2P2

QS3 = - 5 + P3

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