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Business, 22.07.2019 20:30, Lewis5442

Consider a homogeneous-product duopoly where each firm initially produces at a constant marginal cost of $200 and there are no fixed costs. determine what would happen to each firm’s equilibrium output and profits if firm 2’s marginal cost increased to $210 but firm 1’s marginal cost remained constant at $200 in each of the following settings: a. cournot duopoly. firm 1's output and profits would increase. firm 2's output and profits would decrease. firm 2's output and profits would increase. firm 1's output and profits would decrease. there likely would be no change in output or profits. b. sweezy oligopoly. there likely would be no change in output or profits. firm 1's output and profits would increase. firm 2's output and profits would decrease. firm 2's output and profits would increase. firm 1's output and profits would decrease.

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