Suppose a duopoly where the inverse demand is given by p = 50 – 2Q with Q = g, + g2. The cost function is TC(g;) = 10g; + 72, i.e. fixed costs are equal to 72, for both firms. Supposing that one of the two firms acts as a Stackelberg leader, the leader's output which maximizes its profit is: a O (a) 12 O (b) 10 O (c) 9 O (d) 8 te Successivo

Suppose a duopoly where the inverse demand is given by p = 50 – 2Q with Q = g, + g2. The cost function is TC(g;) = 10g; + 72, i.e. fixed costs are equal to 72, for both firms. Supposing that one of the two firms acts as a Stackelberg leader, the leader's output which maximizes its profit is: a O (a) 12 O (b) 10 O (c) 9 O (d) 8 te Successivo

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