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- Consider the profit getting from selling x and y units of two commodities isgiven by as follows: i. P(x, y) = −0.1x2 - 0.2xy - 0.2y2 + 47x + 48y - 600. Find out theproduction levels for x and y that maximizes the profit. ii. Now assume that the total production is limited to 200 units. Find out theproduction levels that maximizes the profits.Figure HW12-1 represents the market demand and supply of paper that is produced by a paper mill. The raw chemical waste discharged into a nearby river by the paper mill causes health issues for local residents and negatively affects the community's ecological characteristics. pure HW 12 Pre $11 $9 $$ $5 $2 $1 $1 0 1 2 3 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Quantity of Paper (in millions) Refer to Figure HW12-1. If the government regulates the paper mill to reduce its chemical waste, how many units of paper would be produced? What is the market equilibrium price? 5 million, $5. 7 million, $3.Consider the following marginal net benefit curves for two water using agricultural farms we discussed in class(labeled A and B). There are two different water supply levels available in different years labeled by S0 and S1 1(B). How much water would user B receive if we efficiently allocated water under the S1 supply conditions? 1. If water is an input to agricultural production, what does your answer in part B suggest about who has more substitutes for water? Explain
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- The market for paper in a particular region in the United States is characterized by the following demand and supply curves: QD = 160000 - 2000P QS = 50000 + 2000P where QDis the quantity demanded in 100-pound lots, QS is the quantity supplied in 100-pound lots, and P is the price per 100-pound lot. Currently there is no attempt to regulate the dumping of effluent into streams and rivers by the paper mills. As a result, dumping is widespread. The marginal external cost (MEC) associated with the production of paper is given by the curve: MEC = 0.0006Qs Find the competetive equilibrium price and quantity with no attempt is made to monitor or regulate the dumping of effluent. Then find the socially efficient price and output of paper.To model the effects of a carbon tax on CO2 emissions, policymakers study the marginal cost of abatement B(x), defined as the cost of increas- ing CO2 reduction from x to x +1 tons (in units of ten thousand tons- Figure 4). Which quantity is represented by the area under the curve over [0, 3] in Figure 4? B(x) ($/ton) 100 75 50+ 25- 1 3 Tons reduced (ten thousands) FIGURE 4 Marginal cost of abatement B(x).1. A firm's marginal abatement cost function is given by MAC = 200-5E. Suppose that, after adopting new abatement technology, the firms marginal abatement function becomes MAC = 160-4E. Costs are in dollars per tonne and emissions are in tonnes per year. The firm is given %3D 20 tradeable pollution permits (each permit allows it to emit one tonne of pollution) and the current market price per permit is $100. a)Given no change in the permit price how many tonnes of pollution will the firm emit? b)What will be the firms total abatement cost? Will it buy or sell permits and how many? c) What will be the net cost to the firm after trading? What will be the net gain to the firm from adopting the new abatement technology
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