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Economics, Microeconomics
Year 4

costs of regulation


Market demand and cost revenue relations:
P=$5000 -$0.25Q
MR=$5000 - $0.5Q^2(squared)
TC=$6,000,000 + $500Q +$0.5Q^2(squared)
MC+$500+$1Q
Marginal cost: $150 per unit, OSHA mandated safety feature
A. Calculate profit-maximizing price/output combination and economic profit level before installation of the OSHA mandated shielding equipmt
B Calculate same after the OSHA guidelines have been met.
who pays the economic burden of meeting OSHA guidelines?(I think elasticity has something to do with this)

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