Air conditioning installers value good ACs at $4,100 and bad ones at $3,400, while buyers value good ones at $5,900 and bad ones at $4,600. Assume that the installer can attach a warranty, which cost $80 per month for good ACs and $250 per month for bad ones. If both types of AC installers are using a 4 month warranty, then the minimum acceptable price for good AC sellers is while for bad AC sellers it is -_- Group of answer choices 4,380; 4,400 4,380; 4,480 4,420; 4,480 4,420; 4,400

Air conditioning installers value good ACs at $4,100 and bad ones at $3,400, while buyers value good ones at $5,900 and bad ones at $4,600. Assume that the installer can attach a warranty, which cost $80 per month for good ACs and $250 per month for bad ones. If both types of AC installers are using a 4 month warranty, then the minimum acceptable price for good AC sellers is while for bad AC sellers it is -_- Group of answer choices 4,380; 4,400 4,380; 4,480 4,420; 4,480 4,420; 4,400

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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