Please help with parts A-E Question 1Suppose that the market demand function is given by Q=200-P, where Qis the total market quantity and P is the market price. Assume that TC = 40Q.Answer each of the following(a) Compute the equilibrium price, and quantity under perfect competi-tion.(b) Compute the equilibrium price, quantity, under a monopoly.(c) Compute the equilibrium quantity, price, and profit under a Cournotduopoly.(d) Compute the equilibrium quantity, price and profit under a Stackelbergmodel where Firm 1 is the Leader and Firm 2 is the Follower.(e) Now suppose that TC₁ = 2q₁ and TC₂ = . Compute the equilibriumquantity, price and profit under a price leadership model where Firm 1is the Leader and Firm 2 is the Follower.

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Suppose that the market demand function is given by Q=200-P, where Q is the total market quantity and P is the market price. Assume that TC = 40Q. Answer each of the following (a) Compute the equilibrium price, and quantity under perfect competi- tion. (b) Compute the equilibrium price, quantity, under a monopoly.

Suppose that the market demand function is given by Q=200-P, where Q is the total market quantity and P is the market price. Assume that TC = 40Q. Answer each of the following (a) Compute the equilibrium price, and quantity under perfect competi- tion. (b) Compute the equilibrium price, quantity, under a monopoly.

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