Exam 3: Demand Analysis and Optimal Pricing
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A good that has a high price elasticity of demand is most likely to:
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If the income elasticity of demand for a good is greater than one,it implies that:
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When the demand for a product is said to be perfectly inelastic,it implies that:
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A company produces a hand-held global positioning system (GPS)used for hiking and sells it for $350 per unit in the United States.The same GPS unit is also sold in Europe at a price of $250 Euros (the equivalent of about $290).Several competing European producers have charged the company with dumping GPS units at unfairly low prices in Europe.What economic defense would the company's lawyer submit for the company's pricing practice?
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When a firm practices price discrimination in two market segments,the firm:
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Assume that demand for a service depends upon price and income,where price elasticity of demand [EP] = -0.6 and income elasticity [EY] = 1.2.If price falls by 4% and income rises by 2%,the quantity demanded of the service will _____.
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A firm's demand equation is given by: Q = 60 - 60P + 2Y,where Q is quantity,P is price,and Y is income.If price increases by $2 and income increases by $80,then quantity demanded will:
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Mathematically explain the relationship between marginal revenue and price elasticity.
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Which of the following is an example of a good with positive network externalities?
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A firm will maximize profits and revenues at the same price when:
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Given that digital music players are used to play music downloaded from the Internet,a fall in the price of digital music players will lead to:
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Recently,the major firms in the United States cigarette industry joined with the government in a settlement of liability claims.Under the tentative agreement,the industry would curb advertising and pay the equivalent of about $15 billion per year (for smoking-related state Medicaid expenses)in exchange for protection against smoker lawsuits.
(a)Before the settlement,a leading cigarette manufacturer estimated its marginal cost at $1.00 per pack and its elasticity of demand at -2.What is its optimal price? The firm's share of the industry payment (based on its historic market share)will raise its average total cost per pack by $0.60.What effect will this have on its optimal price?
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Seasons Four Equipment Corporation sells 200 riding lawn mowers per month at a sales price of $1,800 each.Overall,mower demand is described by the price equation: P = 2,600 - 4Q,where P is the price of a mower and Q is the quantity of mowers demanded.The firm's estimated marginal cost is $1,000 per mower.The head of marketing points out that mower demand is quite elastic at the current $1,800 price.Therefore,he recommends cutting price in order to increase revenue and profit.Compute the point price elasticity for mower.Is the marketing chief correct?
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When Rita was a student,she consumed beer with her dinner.Over the years,as her income increased,she substituted beer for a glass of wine.From this information,one can imply that:
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Carefully define the term demand function,and explain its importance to the study of managerial economics.
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Firm Z is a U.S.based firm that sells farm equipment and faces demand given by P = 3,000 - Q,where P denotes price in dollars and Q is quantity of units sold per month.In its East coast factory,the firm's fixed costs are $250,000 per month,and its marginal cost of manufacturing the equipment is $1,000 per unit.
(a)Find the firm's profit-maximizing output and price.What is its profit?
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Which of the following settings approximate pure selling problems? Explain why or why not.
(i)A toll bridge
(ii)CD sales in a music store
(iii)Selling advertising time on a commercial radio station
(iv)Checking account services
(v)Seats on the subway
(vi)Frozen vegetables in a store
(vii)Fresh fish at the end of the business day
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Amalgamated Popcorn,Inc.sells bags of flavored gourmet popcorn in a popular mall.As shop owner and operator,Rhea estimates the demand for flavored popcorn to be: Q = 1,200 - 800P + 2A,where A denotes advertising weekly spending (in dollars),Q is the bags of popcorn demanded and P is the price of a bag of popcorn.She is currently charging $1.50 per bag of popcorn (for which the marginal cost is $0.75)and spending $500 per week on advertising.
(a)Compute the store's price elasticity and advertising elasticity.
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A firm's demand curve is estimated to be Q = 400 - 5P,where Q is quantity and P is the price of the good.At P = $15,the point elasticity of demand is _____.
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Maria is a sales manager of an appliance store and she sometimes visit outlets run by competing stores.Six months ago,she noticed that rivals' prices were very close to the prices at her store.However,in the last six months,her competitors have lowered their prices to about 15 percent below the prices at her store.Nevertheless,the total unit sales at her store have increased slightly during this time period.Assuming rational buyers and no deceptive advertising,what is the rational explanation for this?
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