A monopolist produces two versions of a software: basic or advanced. There are two types of consumers in the market. Type A consumers have a willingness to pay (WTP) of $30 for the basic version and $50 for the advanced version. Type B consumers have a WTP of $20 for the basic version and $35 for the advanced version. If the monopolist wants to implement second-degree discrimination, such that each consumer type chooses a different product, which prices would be the best option? (a) Pbasic (b) Pbasic = = = 15 and Padvanced 20 and Padvanced 10 and Padvanced 30 35 (c) Pbasic 35 (d) Pbasic 20 and Padvanced = 40 (e) None of the above options is correct.

Question 1 What part of the strategic plan provides managers with an estimate of future revenue to be received and the units to be sold, and also serves as the basis for planning in the other functional areas? marketing plan budget sales forecast contingency plan

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(KEY QUESTION) Bob is a magazine monopolist. His marginal cost of production (per magazine) is constant at $5. His demand information is as follows: Price ($) QD 50 40 30 10 20 20 15 30 10 50 5 102 2.50 200 a. Calculate the total revenue for Bob at each price. b. Calculate the (approximate) marginal revenue for Bob at each price. c. What is Bob's profit-maximising output level and price? Compare this with the perfectly competitive equilibrium level of output and price. d. (REAL-WORLD APPLICATION) Go to this useful graphics: www.scores.org/graphics/monopoly, and offer YOUR OWN views on the following questions: Is Google a monopoly? Should governments regulate Google? If so, how? (vou can use some other online resources to form vour views)

Identify the suppliers in financial market amongst the examples below   Group of answer choices   Bella applies for a car loan for $10,000.   XFT Enterprises is a small business who is looking for a loan to expand their operations.   Ari deposits $1000 in his savings account at Local Bank   Carl, owner of a small construction company, applies for a line of credit from his bank.

QUESTION 19 It is advantageous for an industry to be designated "strategic," as that often means it can qualify for government subsidies and bailouts.  True  False In assessing and choosing a firm’s strategy, a manager will usually find that benchmarking is:    a. unimportant if there is a well-thought-out strategy.   b. a valuable part of evaluating a firm’s capabilities.   c. the surest way to dilute strengths and magnify weaknesses.   d. likely to be the most successful strategy. How does bounded rationality affect strategic decision making?   a. ​Only with prior experience can managers of multinationals make rational strategy decisions.   b. ​Bounded rationality has no effect on decision making.   c. ​Managers pursue their interests and make choices within the formal and informal constraints in a given institutional framework.   d. ​Relying on informal connections as a strategy is only relevant for firms in emerging economies. Being…

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