use game theory to explain why cartels are unstable. Not sure if the image helps at all but it is pa… Show more use game theory to explain why cartels are unstable. Not sure if the image helps at all but it is part of
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According to FTC guidelines, would the US government challen
According to FTC guidelines, would the US government challenge the merger of the firms with the 7% a… Show more According to FTC guidelines, would the US government challenge the merger of the firms with the 7% an 4% shares? • Show less
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Marginal revenue is equal to product price if this firm is i
Marginal revenue is equal to product price if this firm is in a perfectly competitive market. Assume… More »
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Suppose instead of defaultin… Show more A bank has $500 of
Suppose instead of defaultin… Show more A bank has $500 of capital, $750 of deposits and “rr†is 20%. Suppose instead of defaulting, all of the loans are paid back (without interest, for simplicity). How does this change the money supply? 2. How much of
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When is an outcome (allocation) Pareto efficient?
When is an outcome (allocation) Pareto efficient?
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Are there cases where a monopoly might not be so bad? (give
Are there cases where a monopoly might not be so bad? (give at least one example where monopoly po… Show more Are there cases where a monopoly might not be so bad? (give at least one example where monopoly power has some benefit compared to
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Does the game have nash Equilibrium? What is that equilibriu
Does the game have nash Equilibrium? What is that equilibrium?
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tomatoes: P… Show more Consider two countries: USA and Can
tomatoes: P… Show more Consider two countries: USA and Canada. Both countries have the same market demand for tomatoes: P = 200 – 2Q. In each country there is a single monopolistic firm that produces tomatoes and the firm’s marginal cost is MC = 20.
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