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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that there are only two companies producing video-game consoles, Gamer Great and
Player. Say that the companies' costs, illustrated in the adjacent figure (Figure A), are the same.
The figure also shows the market demand curve (D) and marginal revenue curve (MR) for game
consoles.
The market demand curve is given by:
Qd=21,000,000 30,000P
Suppose that Gamer Great initially was the only firm producing a game console.
If Gamer Great is the monopoly producer of game consoles, the price of a console is $
quantity of consoles produced is per year.
Gamer Great's economic profit is $
(Carefully enter your responses considering the units on the axes of the given figure.)
Suppose that Gamer Great and Player compete as Cournot duopolists.
and
Using the line-drawing tool, show the best-response curves for Gamer's Great and Player in the
adjacent figure (Figure B) and label the curves as QGG and Qp respectively.
Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects.
Suppose Gamer Great is a monopoly and then Player enters the market.
The number of game consoles produced by Player will be
consoles per year.
After Player enters the market, Gamer's Great will react to the number of game consoles
produced by Player by producing consoles per year.
In the Cournot equilibrium, each firm produces
is
consoles per year.
consoles per year and the total industry output
Price and costs ($/game console)
quantity (millions of consoles/year)
$700-
$600-
$500-
Figure A
$400-
MC=ATC
$300-
$200-
$100-
MR
$0+
3
6
9
12
14-
15
18
D
21
Quantity (millions of game consoles per year)
Figure B
Q
G
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