The market demand for economics book is Q = 18,000 – 400P, the MC = $10...
The market demand for economics book is Q = 18,000 – 400P, the MC = $10 and is constant, and the ATC = $22.50 at Q = 5,000, $17.50 at Q = 7,000, and $15 at Q = 9,000.
a. Draw a figure showing the quantity and price at which the publisher maximizes its total profits and the level of those profits?
b. Determine at what price the author wouldlike the book to be sold instead if the author receives 10 percent of total revenues as royalties?
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please show all workings. thank you.
2. You are the sole publisher of "Managerial Economics Made Easy", a wonderful textbook that has a high demand because it really does make economics easy. Because you own the copyright you have a monopoly. You have estimated the demand for your textbook to be: Q = 12,000-40P, where Q is in thousands. Your cost function is TC = 150,000 + 60Q + .025Q2 Use this information to find profit maximizing price and output,...
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