Q. No. 4. A pharmaceutical firm faces the following demand and cost curves. P=100– 20 and C = 50 + 40Q Suppose the pharmaceutical firm is a single seller and sells its product at the same price both in Nepal and Bangladesh. a) Determine the firm equilibrium price and quantity. b) How much is the monopolist's profits?
Q. No. 4. A pharmaceutical firm faces the following demand and cost curves. P=100– 20 and C = 50 + 40Q Suppose the pharmaceutical firm is a single seller and sells its product at the same price both in Nepal and Bangladesh. a) Determine the firm equilibrium price and quantity. b) How much is the monopolist's profits?
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