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- What type of pricing strategies are airlines using? Is it ethical for airlines to charge baggage fees?*1 A small village has only one Italian restaurant. The daily demand for dinners in this restaurant is P=120-2Q, where P is the price in £ and Q is the number of dinners. It has a fixed cost of £300 and a marginal cost of £10 for the first 15 dinners. If it wants to produce more than 15 dinners, it must pay overtime wages to its workers, with the marginal cost rising to £20. What is the maximum amount of profit the restaurant can earn? Illustrate your answer on a diagram.The airline’s use of demand pricing results in passengers paying different prices for essentially the same seat. What is the benefit of this practice to the airline and to the passengers? What is the drawback to the airline and the passengers? Do you think this practice should be continued? If not, what would be the best alternative?
- The following table shows the daily demand schedule for round-trip flights between Houston and New York City for business travelers: Demand Schedule of Business Travelers Price QD $1,000 300 $800 500 $500 800 $300 1,000 Suppose an airline’s marginal cost per seat for the round-trip flight is $300. For profit-maximization, how much the airline should charge per round-trip? Show your process. (Hint: Apply the “half-way rule” of MR for monopoly).Promoters of a major college basketball tournament estimate that the demand for tickets by adults is QA = 5,000 - 10P and the demand for tickets by students is QS = 10,000 - 100P. The marginal cost and average total cost of seating an additional spectator is constant, MC = $10, The promoters want to segment the market and charge adults and students different prices. What is the profit maximizing ticket price for students?Suppose High-Tech Software sells two products-a word-processing package and a spreadsheet package. Suppose that the business community values the word-processing package at $100 per unit and the spreadsheet package at $250 per unit while the university community values the word-processing package at $125 and the spreadsheet at $200. (Assume that the marginal cost of each unit is zero.) a. What are the profit-maximizing price that High-Tech should charge if they sell each product separately and what is the total price of the two goods? b. If High-Tech is able to engage in tying, what is the profit-maximizing price for the two products as a bundle? c. Should this be legal?
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- A university football team faces the following demand schedule shown for tickets for each home game it plays. The team plays in a stadium that holds 60,000 fans. It estimates that its marginal cost of attendance, and thus for tickets sold, is zero. The table below reflects this data: Price per Ticket ($) Tickets per Game 100 80 60 40 20 0 Total revenue = $ 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 Using this information, calculate how much total revenue the team will earn.Assume that consumers value a high quality piece of furniture at 5000 and a bad quality one at 3000. Assume that producing a bad quality piece of furniture costs the manufacturer 3500 and producing a high quality one costs 5000. . A) If the manufacturer is a monopolist, what will be the equilibrium sales prices on this market? B) How would your answer change, if the cost of producing a low quality piece of furniture went to 2900?The Broadway show Hamilton is coming to perform for one night. There are two types of consumers interested in the show- current students and rich alumni. The demand curve for the student market is Q= 300-0.4P with marginal revenue MR= 750-5Q. The demand curve for the alumni market segment is Q=600-0.1P with marginal revenue MR=6000-20Q. If the two types of consumers are in the market, the MR=1800-4Q. The cost function is C(Q)=200Q and the marginal cost of serving either customer is MC=200. 2. How much total consumer surplus is generated?