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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
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1. Suppose that the initial market equilibrium price of gasoline, P1*, is $2.00 per gallon (P1* = $2.00) and the initial market equilibrium quantity is Q1*. Suppose that at the initial market equilibrium, gasoline demand is inelastic and gasoline supply is elastic. In the graph below, illustrate and explain the effect of an increase in price of crude oil (say from $30/barrel to $50/barrel) on the total revenue of gasoline producers. Justify your conclusion by showing graphically the effects on total revenue caused by (i) the change in the equilibrium price of gasoline and (ii) the change in the equilibrium quantity of gasoline. Recall that crude oil is an input of gasoline. (10 points)
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2. The table below gives cost data for Acme, Inc., a perfectly competitive, profit-maximizing widget firm. Fill in the blanks and highlight one of the responses in each set of brackets. (15 points)
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If the price decreases to $12, then Acmeâs profit maximizing (or loss minimizing) output level, Q2*, is ____________ units and its profits at Q2* are à(Q2*) = $__________________ (i.e., calculate à(Q2*)).
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