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2. A monopolist has two plants, A and B, with respective marginal cost functions given by MCA = 10 +QA and MCB = 10 + 2QB. It faces a demand curve given by P = 70 – 1/6 Q.
a. What is the expression for this firm’s marginal cost function?
b. How much will this firm produce in order to maximize profit?
→ MC = MR
c. What price will it charge at that quantity?
d. How much output should be produced in the two respective plants
3. A pure monopsonist faces a market supply curve given by the expression P = 10 + Q. The marginal value curve for the input is given by MV = 60 – ˝ Q.
a. Find how much this optimizing monopsonist will purchase of the input.
b. What price will it pay for the input?
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