Question 2 - The total potential market for a spiral-bound notebook is D = 20,000, and willingness- to-pay is distributed uniformly between $0 and $10. This means that 1 if 0 < x<10 10 w(x) = otherwise Derive the corresponding price-response curve. What is the satiating price? a. b.

Question 2 - The total potential market for a spiral-bound notebook is D = 20,000, and willingness- to-pay is distributed uniformly between $0 and $10. This means that 1 if 0 < x<10 10 w(x) = otherwise Derive the corresponding price-response curve. What is the satiating price? a. b.

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