
P = 225 - q
TC = 5q
MC = MR
MC = 5
MR = 225 - 2q
5 = 225 - 2q
2q = 225 - 5
q = 220/2
= 110
P = 225 - 110
= 115
1)
Monopoly Pricing.
P = 225 - q
TC = 5q
TR = (225-Q)*Q
MR = 225 -2Q
MC = MR
MC = 5
MR = 225 - 2q
5 = 225 - 2q
2q = 225 - 5
q = 220/2
= 110
P = 225 - 110
= 115
Profit = TR - TC
= 110*115 - 5*110
= 12100
2)
Under the bertrand competition, firms compete and price fall until it becomes equal to MC.
Condition for bertrand competition: P = MC
calculate the competitive output:
P = MC
225 - q = 5
Q = 220
Each firm produces the 110 units
Profit shall be zero as the price is equal to the MC or AC of production.
3)
Cournot output:
First calculate the competitive output:
P = MC
225 - q = 5
Q = 220
Cournot output = (N/N+1)*Competitive output
= (2/3)*220
= 146.66
Cournot output = 146.66
Cournot Price = 225 -146.66
= 78.34
Each firm output = 146.66/2
= 73.33
Each firm profit = 78.34*73.33 - 5*73.33
= 5378.02
4)
Stackelberg Competition:
Leader output = ( a-c)/2b
= (225-5)/2
= 110
Follower output = (a-c)/4b
= (220/4)
= 55
total output = 165
P = 225 - 165
= 60
Leader Profit = TR - TC
= 110*60 - 5*110
= 6050
Follower profit = TR - TC
= 55*60-5*55
= 3025
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