2. (Table: Gascolator Producers I) Banner and Sense are Bertrand competitors producing identical gascolators (a main line strainer). Banner's Sense's Price $100 80 100 Price $ 80 80 101 Banner's Sense's Quantity Sold Quantity Sold The inverse market demand curve for gascolators is P = 2,000-40, where Q is the quantity of gascolators and P is the price per gascolator. Banner and Sense produce gascolators at a constant marginal cost of $80. If Banner charges a price of $80 and Sense charges $80, Sense's quantity sold is 0 180 320 240
2. (Table: Gascolator Producers I) Banner and Sense are Bertrand competitors producing identical gascolators (a main line strainer). Banner's Sense's Price $100 80 100 Price $ 80 80 101 Banner's Sense's Quantity Sold Quantity Sold The inverse market demand curve for gascolators is P = 2,000-40, where Q is the quantity of gascolators and P is the price per gascolator. Banner and Sense produce gascolators at a constant marginal cost of $80. If Banner charges a price of $80 and Sense charges $80, Sense's quantity sold is 0 180 320 240
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This table shows the maximum willingness to pay for three consumers of lemonade and hot dogs. The marginal cost of both
products is $0.25. A pure bundling strategy, where each bundle includes 1 lemonade and 1 hot dog, would earn a profit of
$
Amoli
Taahira
Mirai
Maximum Willingness to Pay
Hot dogs
O 6.25
4.50
3.75
8.25
2.
Lemonade
$3.00
2.00
0.25
(Table: Gascolator Producers I) Banner and Sense are Bertrand competitors producing identical gascolators (a main line
strainer).
Banner's Sense's
Price
Price
$ 80
$100
80
80
100
101
000
$1.50
2.50
3.00
Banner's
Sense's
Quantity Sold Quantity Sold
The inverse market demand curve for gascolators is P = 2,000-40, where Q is the quantity of gascolators and P is the
price per gascolator. Banner and Sense produce gascolators at a constant marginal cost of $80. If Banner charges a price of
$80 and Sense charges $80, Sense's quantity sold is
0
180
320
240](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fcc271c37-7049-492e-9ebc-3d91625d0855%2F2f1ba195-2320-4765-ac1e-32dc1adf727a%2F7egiv69_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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This table shows the maximum willingness to pay for three consumers of lemonade and hot dogs. The marginal cost of both
products is $0.25. A pure bundling strategy, where each bundle includes 1 lemonade and 1 hot dog, would earn a profit of
$
Amoli
Taahira
Mirai
Maximum Willingness to Pay
Hot dogs
O 6.25
4.50
3.75
8.25
2.
Lemonade
$3.00
2.00
0.25
(Table: Gascolator Producers I) Banner and Sense are Bertrand competitors producing identical gascolators (a main line
strainer).
Banner's Sense's
Price
Price
$ 80
$100
80
80
100
101
000
$1.50
2.50
3.00
Banner's
Sense's
Quantity Sold Quantity Sold
The inverse market demand curve for gascolators is P = 2,000-40, where Q is the quantity of gascolators and P is the
price per gascolator. Banner and Sense produce gascolators at a constant marginal cost of $80. If Banner charges a price of
$80 and Sense charges $80, Sense's quantity sold is
0
180
320
240
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