The price-demand and cost functions

Suppose that the demand functions for price increases and for price cuts facing an oligopolist are, respectively, Q1=560-80p1and
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Q = 39,000 – 500PAVC = 30 + 0.005Q Q is quantity demanded and produced, and P is price of the product. Total fixed cost is
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Q = 39,000 – 500PAVC = 30 + 0.005Q Q is quantity demanded and produced, and P is price of the product. Total fixed cost is
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The price-demand and cost functions for the production of microwaves are given asp=235−x40 and C(x)=14000+70x, where x is the
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You are the manager of a monopoly, and your demand and cost functions are given by P = 300 – 2.5Q and C(Q)=1000 + 2.5Q2.a.At
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The demand and supply functions of a commodity are as given as follows CD=20-2p,Qs=6p-12 where p = price in naira ,Qd=quantity
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Two price setting firms have the same price and marginal revenue functions but face different cost functions. These functions
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Choose the best answer.If supply of a product goes down, what happens to demand and price? demand goes down, price goes up
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Choose the best answer.If supply of a product goes up, what happens to demand and price? demand goes down, price goes down
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A two product monopolist faces the demand and cost functions as below:Q1=40-2(P1)-(P2) Q2=35-(P1)-(P2) C=(Q1)^2+2(Q2)^2+10 a)
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