Monopolist produces quantity (or quality) q at cost c(q) (increasing and convex in q). Assume that transfer is a lump sum and not a price per unit. (we want to introduce non linear prices). If he sells quantity q for T then his profit = [...].
Monopolist produces quantity (or quality) q at cost c(q) (increasing and convex in q). Assume that transfer is a lump sum and not a price per unit. (we want to introduce non linear prices). If he sells quantity q for T then his profit = [...].
Monopolist produces quantity (or quality) q at cost c(q) (increasing and convex in q). Assume that transfer is a lump sum and not a price per unit. (we want to introduce non linear prices). If he sells quantity q for T then his profit = [...].
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π = T − c(q)
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Open it at cost c(q) (increasing and convex in q). Assume that transfer is a lump sum and not a price per unit. (we want to introduce non linear prices). If he sells quantity q for T then his profit = <span>π = T − c(q). <span>
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