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274 Strategic Commitment Chapter 16 Exercise 16.6. Consider the quantity competition model of Exercise 14.3. Suppose that one firm can act as a Stackelberg leader. Calculate the leader’s optimal capacity. How much will the other firm produce? What is the market price? What is each firm’s profit?
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Firms, Prices, And Markets Timothy
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Table of Contents Math Review 1 M.1
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Table of Contents iii 7 Pricing wit
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Table of Contents v 16.5 Comparison
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M.1 What math? Math Review Microeco
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Section 3 Graphs 3 M.3 Graphs To gr
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Section 4 Inverse of a function 5 f
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Section 6 Some nonlinear functions
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Section 8 Slope of a nonlinear func
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Preliminaries Analytic Methods for
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Section 2 The economist’s notion
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Section 4 Decomposition of decision
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Section 5 Marginal analysis 17 Marg
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Section 6 The mathematics of margin
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Section 7 Wrap-up 23 Observe that a
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1.1 Motives and objectives Broadly
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Section 3 Valuation, cost, and surp
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Chapter 2 Supply, Demand, and Marke
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Chapter 4 Production and Costs 4.1
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