As we discussed previously, we produce electronic chips for automobiles. We currently sell to most major auto manufacturing companies. We currently produce in one facility, but we are considering opening a second manufacturing facility. We would like your help in determining whether we should maintain only one facility or move forward with opening a second facility. Our Data Analytics team has estimated the weekly cost structure for our existing facility as TC₁= 20,000+ 0.5Q₁² and has projected a weekly cost structure for the potential second facility to be TC2 = 40,000+ 0.25Q2². Our weekly inverse demand function is estimated as P = 500 -0.5Q. Can you please provide me a recommendation on whether or not we should open our second facility? In your analysis, please let me know what the profit maximizing price, output, and profit would be with maintaining only our first facility. And, what the profit maximizing price, output, and profit would be at both facilities if we move forward with opening the second facility.

As we discussed previously, we produce electronic chips for automobiles. We currently sell to most major auto manufacturing companies. We currently produce in one facility, but we are considering opening a second manufacturing facility. We would like your help in determining whether we should maintain only one facility or move forward with opening a second facility. Our Data Analytics team has estimated the weekly cost structure for our existing facility as TC₁= 20,000+ 0.5Q₁² and has projected a weekly cost structure for the potential second facility to be TC2 = 40,000+ 0.25Q2². Our weekly inverse demand function is estimated as P = 500 -0.5Q. Can you please provide me a recommendation on whether or not we should open our second facility? In your analysis, please let me know what the profit maximizing price, output, and profit would be with maintaining only our first facility. And, what the profit maximizing price, output, and profit would be at both facilities if we move forward with opening the second facility.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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