Suppose the monopolist able to successfully price discriminate between two groups by charging one group 60 and charging $35 to the other group. 24 c. What are the firm's profits if it charges the two prices as mentioned above?

6. A-One bakery in Brampton sells 350 fruit cakes slices each month for $3.25 each. They are looking for help to come up with a strategy to increase revenue. A student from our school who works their part time conducts a survey. The results of the survey indicate that sales of the fruit cake slices would increase by 80 per month for each $0.10 decrease in price. c. Determine the marginal revenue from the sales of 200 slices of fruit cake. d. The cost of producing x fruit cake slices is C(x) = -0.0005x² + 1.5x + 300. Determine the marginal cost of producing 200 fruit cake slices.

A seller can sells 3 diamond rings at a price of $12000 each . If he sells 4, his MR will be $10500. Calculate the price at which he can sell 4 rings.

What happens to the price and quantity of hamburgers, when a new burger restaurant opens up in town?

1. Company A is the only one that can sell a certain number of products in New York City. Firm A faces competition elsewhere in the United States. If Company A is able to price discrimination, a. Will prices in New York City be different from elsewhere? if yes or no, explain your reasons clearly. b. In this case, do you think there will be a high correlation of price movements between New York City and elsewhere? c. What do you think about the existing market structure in New York? please help with your explanation by drawing the required relevance curve.

What is price discrimination? From the perspective of running a business, is this a good thing or bad thing for profits?

A) What is the profit-maximizing price? B) What is the profit-maximizing quantity? C) What is total revenue at the profit-maximizing quantity?

Even before the pandemic, bicycle supply chains were strained. Why was this? Check all that apply. Falling barriers increase the bargaining power of business firms by decreasing the incomes of consumers. Many bikes are made in China, and former President Trump's high tariff rate forced manufacturers to find alternate production locations. O Making bikes is still an artisanal process, so craft bike makers could not keep up with the demand. Americans prefer to drive gas trucks rather than bike.

Why won't  perfectly competitve charge a price lower than the equilibrium price?

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