3 The market demand for a product is given by Qd = 22 - P. Firm 1, the incumbent firm, and Firm 2 (potential entrant) face the following cost structures: C₁ = 20 + Q₁. and C₂ = 32 +2Q2. Sketch the analysis to be used to determine the maximum price that Firm 1can charge to deter entry by Firm 2. Please state your assumptions.

3 The market demand for a product is given by Qd = 22 - P. Firm 1, the incumbent firm, and Firm 2 (potential entrant) face the following cost structures: C₁ = 20 + Q₁. and C₂ = 32 +2Q2. Sketch the analysis to be used to determine the maximum price that Firm 1can charge to deter entry by Firm 2. Please state your assumptions.

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