Question 10 Chad is a monopolist and sells pies. Chad's cost function is cly) y, MC(y)-1,...

 

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Question 10 Chad is a monopolist and sells pies. Chad's cost function is cly) y, MC(y)-1, and the inverse demand function for pies is ply)-9-y, where p is price of a pie and y is the number of ples. If Chad can perfectly price discriminate, how many pies will the produce? Question 10 Chad is a monopolist and sells pies. Chad's cost function is cly) y, MC(y)-1, and the inverse demand function for pies is ply)-9-y, where p is price of a pie and y is the number of ples. If Chad can perfectly price discriminate, how many pies will the produce?

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