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2. M.A. students only. Now suppose instead of 10 firms there is a single price-setting monopolist with the same cost function as in question (1). (a) Use the market demand curve in (1) to solve for the monopolist's equilibrium quantity, y". (b) How does this compare to total quantity with 10 price-taking firms? 1. Consider an economy with 10 price-taking firms producing some good, each maximizing profits according to some cost function, c(y) = wy. Suppose prices are set according to some (exogenous) market demand curve, Y = Q - Bp. (a) Derive the firm-level and market output supply functions. (b) What is the partial equilibrium price, p*? How does this price level change with w? (c) What is the equilibrium quantity of each firm, y? Total quantity supplied