QUESTION 21 (Table: GoGo Gas and Fanny's Fantastic Fuel) Use Table: GoGo Gas and Fanny's Fantastic Fuel. The table shows a payoff matrix for GoGo Gas and Fanny's Fantastic Fuel in a small town. Each firm can set either a high price or a low price, and customers view both gas stations as nearly perfect substitutes. Profits in each cell of the payoff matrix are given as (GoGo's profit, Fanny's profit). If each fim sets the price independently, the Nash equilibrium outcome will be: Table: GoGo Gas and Fanny's Fantastic Fuel Fanny's Fantastic Fuel High Price High Price S100, $100 $25, $150 $150, $25 Low Price GoGo Gas Low Price $50, $50 Oa $100, $100. b. $150, $25. c. $25, $150. d. $50, $50

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38. On January 7, Scott sends a letter to Aaron offering to sell his Xbox video game system for $50. On January 10, Aaron mails a letter of acceptance. On January 11, prior to receiving Aaron's letter, Scott faxes a letter to Aaron revoking his offer to sell his Xbox. As to the letters sent by Scott and Aaron: Aaron's letter is merely a counter-offer and Scott has the power to revoke. b. a. Scott's revocation is valid, no contract exists. Aaron's acceptance is effective upon dispatch and a valid contract exists. no contract because this contract must be in writing. C. "P

Consider a town in which only two residents, Eric and Ginny, own wells that produce water safe for drinking. Eric and Ginny can pump and sell as much water as they want at no cost. For them, total revenue equals profit. The following table shows the town's demand schedule for water. Note: the second picture of the last blank has 4 option A. nash equilibrium B tying c resale price maintenance D predatory pricing

Offer Bud Light Don't Offer New Ads New Ads Offer New Ads B: $100 B: $50 M: $100 M: $200 Miller Lite Don't Offer New Ads B: $200 M: $50 B: $120 M: $120 Refer to Table 14.2.4. The marketers of Budweiser Light beer and Miller Lite beer must decide whether or not to offer new advertising campaigns promoting their products. The payoffs in the table are the economic profit made by Bud and Miller. Which one of the following observations is correct? This game has no Nash equilibrium. Bud has a dominant strategy but Miller does not. This game has no dominant strategies. Bud and Miller each have a dominant strategy. Miller has a dominant strategy but Bud does not.

The Chicago Bears offer what are essentially two products: preseason and regular season football games. They play 2 preseason and 8 regular season home games. Suppose that Fred is a serious football fan. He values the preseason games at $140 each and the regular season games at $220 each. Joe is a more casual fan. He values the preseason games at $170 each and the regular season games at $180 each. Suppose that Fred and Joe are the only fans. If the Bears sell the tickets separately, the price of a ticket to a preseason game will be $ 140 The price of a ticket to a regular season game will be $ 180 Total revenue that the Chicago Bears collect will be $ 3440 If the Bears bundle tickets for the two preseason and eight regular season games together, the price the team will set for the bundle is S. Total revenue that the Chicago Bears collect will be S Should the Bears' managers sell the tickets separately or as a bundle? O A. The Bears should sell the tickets separately because they earn…

Price 0 52 * S" Quantity Refer to Figure 3-8. The graph in this figure illustrates an initial competitive equilibrium in the market for motorcycles at the intersection of D2 and 52 (point E). If the technology to produce motorcycles improves and the number of buyers increases, how will the equilibrium point change? O The equilibrium point will move from E to B. O The equilibrium point will move from E to C. The equilibrium point will move from E to A. The equilibrium point will remain at E.

Addition/improvement of amenities: (Demand curve shifts right, equilibrium price and quantity increase.) Potentially increased demand: Enhanced value proposition attracts guests seeking specific features. Possible increase in revenue: Higher perceived value might justify slightly higher pricing. Removal/downsizing of amenities: (Demand curve shifts left, equilibrium price and quantity decrease.) Potentially decreased demand: Guests seeking specific features might choose competitors with better offerings. Possible decrease in revenue: Reduced value proposition could make Candlewood Suites less competitive. Why: Amenities directly impact guest experience and perceived value. Adding or improving amenities can attract new guests and justify higher prices. Conversely, removing or reducing amenities can make Candlewood Suites less appealing and lead to lost revenue. Draw supply and demand curve for each of the above cases. Also, draw shifts in supply and demand curve for each. ADR vs…

Jim's Camera shop sells two high-end cameras, the Sky Eagle and Horizon. The demand for these two cameras are as follows (DS = demand for the Sky Eagle, Ps is the selling price of the Sky Eagle, DH is the demand for the Horizon and PH is the selling price of the Horizon): Ds = 230 - 0.5 Ps + 0.38 PH DH = 260 + 0.1 Ps - 0.62 PH The store wishes to determine the selling price that maximizes revenue for these two products. Select the revenue function for these two models. Choose the correct answer below.   (i) Ps Ds + PHDH = PH(260 - 0.1 Ps - 0.62 PH) + Ps(230 - 0.5 Ps + 0.38 PH) (ii) Ps Ds - PH DH = Ps(230 - 0.5 Ps + 0.38 PH) - PH(260 - 0.1 Ps - 0.62 PH) (iii) Ps Ds + PH DH = Ps(230 - 0.5 Ps + 0.38 PH) + PH(260 + 0.1 Ps - 0.62 PH) (iv) Ps Ds - PH DH = Ps(230 + 0.5 Ps + 0.38 PH) - PH(260 - 0.1 Ps - 0.62 PH)   Answer: Option 3   Find the prices that maximize revenue. Do not round intermediate calculations. If required, round your answers to two decimal places. Optimal Solution:…

N: $30 V: $130 High price New firm N: $50 V: $100 Low price Advertise Verizon N: $60 V: $140 Do not advertise Expand High price New New firm firm Low price N: $70 V: $90 Do not N: $30 V: $170 The figure shown displays the choices that could be made by Verizon and a new firm in the industry. The payoffs are the profits (in millions) these companies will earn as a result of their choices. What will be the outcome of this game? Multiple Choice The new firm will expand; Verizon will advertise; the new firm will choose high prices. The new firm will expand; Verizon will advertise; the new firm will choose low prices. The new firm will expand; Verizon will not advertise; the new firm will choose high prices. The new firm will not expand. еxpand