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The graph of Q=60,000L2-1000L3
Total cost =400+20q-2qsquare+2/3qcube, determine the firm's Short run supply curve with its graph
. A monopolist producing and selling cooking gas faces a demand curve,
Q = 100 – 0.2P. If Total Cost is TC=4000+ 50Q.
i. Determine the quantity of cooking gas she will produce and the price she will charge to maximize profits and determine her profit.
ii. Explain how her profits she will affected if regulators forced her to operate like a perfectly competitive firm.
iii. Illustrate and compute dead-weight loss and lost consumer surplus associated with her Monopoly operations.
a. Suppose the joint cost function of a firm producing two products X and Y IS given
the graph of TC=400+20Q-2Q2+2/3Q3
the graph of MC=3Q2+8Q+400
the graph of MC=3Q2+8Q+400
Thanos has a monopoly in the market for stones. The market demand curve for stones is Q = 120 − 2P. Currently,A new technology is available that would reduce the marginal cost of making stones to $20 per stone for an output level greater than 50 units (but for the first 50 units, the marginal cost is still $30).
- If Thanos is still the only supplier of the stone, what is his maximal willingness to pay for this technology?
- Captain Marvel,who also has the ability to produce infinity stones, Her marginal cost of production is $29. Suppose that Thanos and Captain Marvel engage in Bertrand competition. However, the name of Thanos deserves some respects; if they charge the same prices, then all consumers will buy from Thanos. What is the equilibrium market price after Thanos has acquired the new technology?
- Facing competition from Captain Marvel,what is Thanos’ maximal willingness to pay for the new technology? Does competition strengthen or weaken Thanos’ incentives to acquire the new technology?
The Notre Dame Model UN club has 20 members. Five are seniors, four are juniors, two are sophomores and nine are freshmen.
a. In how many ways can the club select a president, a secretary and a treasurer if every member is eligible for each position and no member can hold two positions? Blank 1 ways
b. Regardless of the position, what is the probability that 2 juniors and 1 senior will be selected? Blank 2
36. What would be an investor’s equity ownership stake in a technology venture given the following information:
• Pre-money valuation: $1.2 million
• Investor share purchase: $300,000
• What is the post-money valuation of this venture?
37. Explain the main differences between debt and equity financing. How does a lender, such as a bank, control the operations of a technology venture to which it lends money?
38. If a technology venture has net profits of $2 million, in an industry where other firms like it have been acquired for amounts equivalent to four times net profit, what is the value of the venture?
31. Explain what is meant by the term “angel investor.” At what stage of development is the technology entrepreneur most likely to attract angel investors?
32. What does the average venture capitalist seek in the technology ventures they invest in?
33. What is the role of a private placement memorandum (PPM) in establishing and promoting a financing deal?
34. Explain how the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission regulates investing in private technology ventures. What options are available to the technology entrepreneur to seek private equity financing?
35. How does investment in a private equity financing lead to dilution of a founder’s overall percentage of ownership?
