Suppose that the demand curve for tickets to see a football team is given by Q = 36,000-4p ar marginal cost = 1000 per customer. (Ten dollars as this is expressed in pennies) This can also be written as D(P) = 9000 -0.25 Q. MR = 9000 - 0.5 Q Suppose there are only 45,000 seats in the stadium. We would like for you to solve for the PRICE (in dollars) that the PROFIT MAXIMIZING UNREGULATED MONOPOLIST would charge.

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Suppose that the demand curve for tickets to see a football team is given by Q = 36,000 - 4p and
marginal cost = 1000 per customer. (Ten dollars as this is expressed in pennies)
This can also be written as D(P) = 9000 -0.25 Q.
MR = 9000-0.5 Q
Suppose there are only 45,000 seats in the stadium.
We would like for you to solve for the PRICE (in dollars) that the PROFIT MAXIMIZING
UNREGULATED MONOPOLIST would charge.
$30
O $90
$60
$50
O $70
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that the demand curve for tickets to see a football team is given by Q = 36,000 - 4p and marginal cost = 1000 per customer. (Ten dollars as this is expressed in pennies) This can also be written as D(P) = 9000 -0.25 Q. MR = 9000-0.5 Q Suppose there are only 45,000 seats in the stadium. We would like for you to solve for the PRICE (in dollars) that the PROFIT MAXIMIZING UNREGULATED MONOPOLIST would charge. $30 O $90 $60 $50 O $70
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