The Lumins Lamp Company, a producer of old-style oil lamps, estimated the following demand function for its product:
Q=120,000−10,000PQ=120,000−10,000P
where Q is the quantity demanded per year and P is the price per lamp. The firm’s fixed costs are $12,000 and variable costs are $1.50 per lamp.
What is the total revenue (TR) function in terms of Q?
Q−Q210,000Q−Q210,000
120,000Q−Q210,000120,000Q−Q210,000
120,000Q−10,000×Q2120,000Q−10,000×Q2
12Q−Q210,00012Q−Q210,000
What is the marginal revenue (MR) function?
1−Q5,0001−Q5,000
120,000−Q5,000120,000−Q5,000
12−Q5,00012−Q5,000
120,000−20,000Q120,000−20,000Q
What is the total cost (TC) function in terms of Q?
1.50Q21.50Q2
1.50Q1.50Q
12,000Q+1.50Q212,000Q+1.50Q2
12,000+1.50Q12,000+1.50Q
What is the marginal cost (MC) function?
1.501.50
12,000+1.50Q12,000+1.50Q
12,000+3Q12,000+3Q
3Q3Q
Which of the following is an equation for total profits (π) in terms of Q?
π=−Q210,000+10.5Q−12,000π=−Q210,000+10.5Q−12,000
π=−Q210,000+13.5Q−12,000π=−Q210,000+13.5Q−12,000
π=−Q210,000+13.5Qπ=−Q210,000+13.5Q
π=−Q210,000+10.5Qπ=−Q210,000+10.5Q
Profits are maximized when output is ?
and the price is
. Total profits at this level are
.
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Explanation:
What model of market pricing behavior has been assumed in this problem?
Monopoly
Pure competition

Respuesta :

total revenue (TR): 12Q - (Q²/10,000)

the marginal revenue (MR): 12 - (Q/5,000)

the marginal cost (MC): 1.50

an equation for total profits (π) in terms of Q: π = − (Q²/10,000) + 10.5Q - 12,000

Total profits at this level:  263,625

What is marginal revenue?

The increase in income that comes from selling one more unit of output is known as marginal revenue. Although marginal income can remain constant at a certain level of output, it will eventually start to decline as the output level rises due to the law of diminishing returns.

Q = 120,000−10,000 P

So, 10,000 P = 120,000 - Q

So, P = (120,000/10,000) - (Q/10,000)

So, P = 12 - (Q/10,000)

Total Revenue (TR) = P × Q

TR = [12 - (Q/10,000)]×Q

TR = 12Q - (Q²/10,000)

Thus, TR = 12Q - (Q²/10,000) (Option d)

MR = d(TR)/dQ

MR = 12 - (2Q/10,000)

MR = 12 - (Q/5,000)

So, MR = 12 - (Q/5,000) (Option c)

TC = Fixed Cost + Total variable cost

TC = 12,000 + 1.50Q

So, TC = 12,000+1.50Q (Option b)

MC = d(TC/dQ) = 1.50

So, MC = 1.50 (Option a)

Total profit = TR - TC

= 12Q - (Q²/10,000) - (12,000+1.50Q)

= 12Q - (Q²/10,000) - 12,000 - 1.50Q

= 10.50Q - (Q²/10,000) - 12,000

or, π = − (Q²/10,000) + 10.5Q - 12,000 (Option a)

Maximum profit:

dπ/dQ = {-2Q/10,000} + 10.5 = 0

or, - (Q/5,000) = -10.5

or, Q = 10.5 × (5,000)

or,Q = 52,500

or, Q = 52,500

P = 12 - (Q/10,000)

P = 12 - (52,500/10,000)

P = 12 - 5.25

P = 6.75

So, P = 6.75

π = - (Q²/10,000) + 10.5 Q - 12,000

π = - (52,500)²/ 10,000 + 10.5 × (52,500) - 12,000

π = -275,625 + 551,250 - 12,000

π = 263,625

So, Profit = 263,625

Monopoly because there is only one company selling a differentiated product, and P and MR are not same.

So, profit is maximized where MR = MC which is monopoly rule.

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