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g) Indicate the deadweight loss in the graph. Can you calculate how large it is? (Calculate how large the area you have indicated is.) h) If the firm had operated in a perfectly competitive market instead, what would the equilibrium price have been? How would producer- and consumer surplus have been different? i Is the monopoly Pareto efficient? Why or why not? 6.3 Price Discrimination Exercise 6.3.1 A monopoly firm can take advantage of its market power by using price discrimination. Briefly describe price discrimination of the Ist, 2nd, and 3rd degrees. Also, state what conditions have to be fulfilled in order to use the different types of price discrimination.(b) In fact, Leo's preferences can be represented by the utility function u(r, ro) = 4vr + ry. The price for nuts is $1 per unit and the price for berries is $2 per unit. Leo has $24 to spend on the two goods. Write down Leo's budget constraint and solve for his optimal consumption bundle.(b) The pay-off from exercising now, (S, - Fry), is the same as in (a). FIT Pay-off from exercising at T, 1+ /IT Contract price For: 1.5 2 2.5(DEM/USD) Current spot rate 1.5 0.010 0.505 1.000 2 -0.482 0.013 0.508 2.5 -0.975 -0.479 0.016 In all case it is preferable to exercise at time 7-2. (c) The formula for the pay off now, at t, would become: St FIT 1+It.TME4. A friend, who works in the London City, claims that he has a bright idea for a new financial product: the Forward Operation on a Forward Exchange Liquidation (FOOFEL). A FOOFEL starts with a notional forward purchase contract signed at / and expiring at 72; and it stipulates that, at a pre-specified time 71 (