10. Suppose an industry has a duopoly structure. Duopolist 1 has a cost function given by: C₁(y₁) = (y₁)² for output y₁20. Duopolist 2 has a cost function given by: C2(y2) = 12y2 for output y2 20. Denoting total output produced in the industry by y = (y₁ + y₂) the inverse demand function for the good produced in the industry is given by: p = 100 - y (a) Find the reaction function of each duopolist. (b) Using (a), obtain the output levels that will be produced in a Cournot-Nash equilibrium, and the price level in such an equilibrium. Illustrate your solution in (b) above in a diagram.
10. Suppose an industry has a duopoly structure. Duopolist 1 has a cost function given by: C₁(y₁) = (y₁)² for output y₁20. Duopolist 2 has a cost function given by: C2(y2) = 12y2 for output y2 20. Denoting total output produced in the industry by y = (y₁ + y₂) the inverse demand function for the good produced in the industry is given by: p = 100 - y (a) Find the reaction function of each duopolist. (b) Using (a), obtain the output levels that will be produced in a Cournot-Nash equilibrium, and the price level in such an equilibrium. Illustrate your solution in (b) above in a diagram.
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![10. Suppose an industry has a duopoly structure. Duopolist 1 has a cost function given
by:
C₁(y₁) = (y₁)²
for output y₁20. Duopolist 2 has a cost function given by:
C2(y2) = 12y2
for output y2 20. Denoting total output produced in the industry by
y = (y₁ + y₂)
the inverse demand function for the good produced in the industry is given by:
p = 100 - y
(a) Find the reaction function of each duopolist.
(b) Using (a), obtain the output levels that will be produced in a Cournot-Nash
equilibrium, and the price level in such an equilibrium.
Illustrate your solution in (b) above in a diagram.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fe8a6f34c-6199-4e45-a690-3a492ff2db75%2F541cba75-4e0c-4ebe-97af-4563930b9e27%2Fwjmidrj.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:10. Suppose an industry has a duopoly structure. Duopolist 1 has a cost function given
by:
C₁(y₁) = (y₁)²
for output y₁20. Duopolist 2 has a cost function given by:
C2(y2) = 12y2
for output y2 20. Denoting total output produced in the industry by
y = (y₁ + y₂)
the inverse demand function for the good produced in the industry is given by:
p = 100 - y
(a) Find the reaction function of each duopolist.
(b) Using (a), obtain the output levels that will be produced in a Cournot-Nash
equilibrium, and the price level in such an equilibrium.
Illustrate your solution in (b) above in a diagram.
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