Economics Homework Solutions
#17683
3951-econ
Subject: Kinked Demand Curve / Oligopolistic market
Details: The kinked demand curve in an oligopolistic market is represented by the following:
P = 100 - Q and P = 120 - 2*Q
The oligopoly firms have constant marginal costs at MC = 40
A. Determine the profit maximizing level of output.
B. Compute the profit maximizing price.
C. Calculate the upper and lower limits within which marginal cost may vary without affecting the profit maximizing output or the price.
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