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TWO stores are located side by side and attract customers to each other and to themselves by advertising. Where 161 and x2 are the advertising expenditures of stores 1 and 2, the prots of the rms are (48 + x2 )x1 2(x1)2 for store 1 and (54 + x1)x2 2(x2 )2 for store 2. Knowing these functions, one investor buys both stores. In order to maximize his total prots, how much should he spend on advertising for store 1? Select one: Q a. 25 b. 26 c. 10 d. 35 Consider a 2 good, 2 consumer exchange economy in which good 2 is the numeraire. If the current price of good 1 is p1 = 10 and the net demand for good I is 10, what is the net demand for good 2? Select one: 0 a. 10 O b. 100 O c. -100 0 (:1. cannot be determined Suppose a protmaximizing cider mill operating in a perfectly competitive market has the following cost curves, and it is currently producing a positive quantity. Then the market price is at least (i), and the mill will produce at least () pints of cider. Price ($lpint) 250 370 400 Pints of Cider Select one: C) a. (i): 5, (ii): 120 O b. (i): 11, (ii): 250 O c. (i): 23, (ii): 370 0 d. (i): 35, (ii):120 Natasha runs a cookie factory. Her cookies are made with sugar, peanut oil, and cashew. The number of boxes of cookies that she produces is f(s, p, c) = min{s, p + 20}, where s is the number of bags of sugar, p the number of canisters of peanut oil, and c the kilograms of cashew that she uses. The price of a bag of sugar is Rs. 12. The price of a canister of peanut oil is Rs. 6. The price of a kilogram of cashew is Rs.9. If Natasha makes cookies in the cheapest way possible, how much does it cost to make 200 boxes of cookies? Select one: 0 a. 2400 O b. 3300 O c. 4200 0 d. 3600