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Economics, Principles of Mathematical Economics
Year 4

Monopolist Problem


a. Find the equilibrium levels of output for goods 1 and 2.

b. Show whether these levels of output maximize profits.

c.  Use comparative statics to show whether this monopolist's equilibrium profits will rise or fall if the monopolist makes these goods more similar (i.e. more homogeneous).  

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