You need to determine the profit maximizing price for a video game console. Currently you charge $180 and sell 2 million per year. It costs $150 to produce a console, and the price elasticity of demand for consoles is -3. What price should you charge for a console? (assume a linear demand curve)
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Question: you know the profit maximizing price for a console. Now assume that, on average. a purchaser of your video game console buys 10 video games, and you earn $10 profit on each video game. What is the correct price for consoles?
Answer : Profit = Revenue - Cost
Here per console profit = $10 and per console cost = $150.
Now, per console profit = Per console revenue - Per console cost.
=> 10 = Per console revenue - 150
=> Per console revenue = 10 + 150
=> Per console revenue = $160
We know that,
Price of one unit = Revenue from one unit
So, here when profit is $10 per console then the revenue of one console is $160. This means that the price of one console is $160. Therefore, here the correct price of console is $160.
The final answer needs to be less than $150 because of additional profits. This answer is not right!
You need to determine the profit maximizing price for a video game console. Currently you charge...
You need to determine the profit-maximizing price for a video game console. Currently, you charge $180 and sell 2 million consoles per year. It costs $150 to produce a console, and the price elasticity of demand for consoles is 3. What price should you charge for consoles? Now assume that, on average, a purchaser of your video game console buys 10 video games, and you earn $10 profit on each video game. What is the correct price for consoles?
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