If the company ties the two products together, what price should the company charge for the bundle and what will be its profit? 3.a 3.b Can the company increase its profit by doing mixed tying? (Mixed tying means the company sells its products both separately and as a bundle. In this problem, the company can set Px, Py, and Pbundle.)

If the company ties the two products together, what price should the company charge for the bundle and what will be its profit? 3.a 3.b Can the company increase its profit by doing mixed tying? (Mixed tying means the company sells its products both separately and as a bundle. In this problem, the company can set Px, Py, and Pbundle.)

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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