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1. Suppose there are two firms, Boors and Cudweiser, each selling identical-tasting nonalcoholic beer. Consumers of this beer have no brand loyalty so market demand can be expressed as P = 5 − .001(QB + QC). Boors’ marginal revenue function can be written MR = 5 − .001(2QB + QC) and symmetrically for Cudweiser. Boors operates with out-of-date technology and has constant cost of $2 per unit , whereas Cudweiser has constant cost of $1 per unit. Assuming the firms behave as Cournot competitors, Boor’s best-response function is
a. QB = 2,000 − .5QC b. QB = 1,500 − .5QC c. QC = 2,000 − .5QB d. QC = 1,500 − .5QB
2. Consider the same market for nonalcoholic beer as in the previous question. Cudweiser’s response function is
a. QB = 2,000 − .5QC b. QB = 1,500 − .5QC c. QC = 2,000 − .5QB d. QC = 1,500 − .5QB
(2) (c)
For Cudweiser,
TR = P x QC = 5QC - 0.001QBQC - 0.001QC2
MR =
TR/
QC
= 5 - 0.001QB - 0.002QC
setting MR = MC,
5 - 0.001QB - 0.002QC = 1
0.001QB + 0.002QC = 4
QB + 2QC = 4,000
2QC = 4,000 - QB
QC = 2,000 - 0.5QB (Best response function)
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