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A firm sells in two markets and has constant marginal costs of production equal to $2 per

unit. The demand and marginal revenue equations for two markets are as follows:

MARKET I MARKET II

P1 = 14 – 2Q1 PII = 10 – QII

MRI = 14 – 4QI MRII = 10 – 2QII

Using third-degree price discrimination, what are the profit maximizing prices and

quantities in each marker? Show that greater profits results from price discrimination than

would be obtained if a uniform price were used.


A. Find the equilibrium quantity of the following: (55,55; 52.5,80; 50,105; 47.5,130; 45,155)

B. Find the equilibrium price of the following: (55,55; 52.5,80; 50,105; 47.5,130; 45,155)

C. Find the graph of supply and demand and the market equilibrium of the following: (55,55; 52.5,80; 50,105; 47.5,130; 45,155)


What do you mean by determinants of demand. How do the changes in following factories

affect the demand for a commodity:

a) Price

b) Income

c) Advertisement

d) Population

e) Price of the substitute


A. Solve the following:

1. If the price increases from 30 to 40 and the quantity demanded falls from 50 to 30, what is the elasticity of demand?

2. If the price decreases from 20 to 10 and quantity demanded rises from 10 to 50 units, what is the elasticity of demand?


A. Solve the following:

Assuming that the demand function for Good X is Qd=60-P/2 and the supply function for Good X is Qs=5+5P. Find the supply and demand schedule and the graph of supply and demand and the market equilibrium.

Demand schedule of price: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30

For Good X: ?

For Supply Schedule of Good X: ?

Equilibrium quantity: ?

Equilibrium Price: ?



Busi Ngidi is the sole proprietor of Ngidià ¢ € ™s Clothing Manufacturers which was
renting property in an industrial park. To expand her operations, Ngidià ¢ € ™s
purchased its own property, demolish the old building, construct a new building
and install new equipment. The following costs were made available Ignore VAT
implications: (2)
Equipment R
Purchase price of equipment
Cost of transport and installation of equipment
Fine paid for illegal transport of equipment
400 000
70 000
10 00

Property R
Purchase price of property
Legal and transfer fees
Cost of demolishing old building
Proceeds from sale of old building material
Architectà ¢ € ™s and engineersà ¢ € ™ fees
Cost of construction of new building
840 000
21 000
30 000
9 000
16 000
502 000

Determine which one of the following amounts represents the total capitalised
cost of the asset, property.
A) R1 400 000
B) R1 363 000
C) R1 418 000
D) R1 379 000

I borrowed 1000 today if i need to pay annually for 10 years how much will my payment be if interest is : 15% compounded bi-monthly during the 1st five ears and 12% compounded continuously during the next five years?


How has this looting of shops in south Africa have undermined the capitalistic economic system in the private ownership of the factors of production.



c) In order to improve the model, the two researchers added the variable T (time) 

and obtained:

Yt = -0.740 + 0.578 It + 0.218 Dt + 46.6 Rt – 40.4 Tt

(1755) (0.442) 

(0.959) (10.9) (26.9) 

Standard error of estimates are in parenthesis

Adjusted R2 = 0.61

Given that irrigated area increased and dry land area decreased over the sample 

period, give reasons why you could have expected the coefficient of It, Dt and Rt to 

change the way they have.



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