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Organization Industrial Paradigm Basic Conditions Supply Raw materials Technology Unionization Public policies Demand Price elasticities Substitutes Rate of growth Cyclical & seasonal patterns Market Structure Number of buyers and sellers Product differentiation Barriers to entry Cost structures Vertical integration Horizontal integration Conglomerate integration Conduct Pricing behavior Product strategy and advertising Research and innovation Plant investment Legal tactics Performance Production and allocative efficiency Progressiveness Full employment Equity Figure 13.01 Competition Versus Cartel (a) Firm Price, p, $ per unit MC S pm pc MC m AC pm pc MCm em ec (b) Market Price,p, $ per unit Market demand MR qm qc q* Quantity,q, Units per year Qm Qc Quantity,Q, Units per year 1 Figure 13.02a American Airlines Profit-Maximizing Output (a) Monopoly p, $ per passenger 339 243 147 MC MR 0 D 96 169.5 339 qA , Thousand American Airlines passengers per quarter Figure 13.02b American Airlines Profit-Maximizing Output (b) Duopoly p, $ per passenger 339 275 211 147 qU = 64 MC MR r 0 64 Dr D 128 137.5 275 339 qA, Thousand American Airlines passengers per quarter 2 Figure 13.03 American and United s Best-Response Curves qU , Thousand United passengers per quarter 192 American best-response curve s 96 Cournot equilibrium 64 48 United s best-response curve 0 64 96 192 qA, Thousand American passengers per quarter Figure 13.04a Duopoly Equilibria (a) Equilibrium Quantities qU, Thousand United passengers per quarter 192 American best-response curve s 96 Contract curve Price-taking equilibrium 64 48 Cartel equilibrium Cournot equilibrium Stackelberg equilibrium United best-response curve s 0 48 64 96 192 qA , Thousand American passengers per quarter 3 Figure 13.04b Duopoly Equilibria (b) Equilibrium Profits U , $ million profit of United Airlines 9.2 Profit possibility frontier 4.6 4.1 Cournot profits Cartel profits 2.3 Stackelberg profits American monopoly profit 4.1 4.6 9.2 A, $ million profit of American Airlines Price-taking profits 0 Figure 13.05 Stackelberg Game Tree Leader s decision 48 Follower s decision 48 64 (3.8, 5.1) 96 (2.3, 4.6) 48 (5.1, 3.8) 64 American United 64 (4.1, 4.1) 96 (2.0, 3.1) 48 (4.6, 2.3) 96 United 64 (3.1, 2.0) 96 (0, 0) Profits ( A, U ) (4.6, 4.6) United 4 Figure Stackelberg 13.06 Equilibrium (a) Residual Demand American Faces p, $ per passenger 339 243 Dr 195 MRr 147 MC q = 48 U D 0 (b) United Best-Response Curve s , qU Thousand United passengers per quarter q = 96 Q = 144 A 192 339 qA Thousand American passengers per qu , 96 q = 48 U s United best-response curve 0 q = 96 A 192 q , Thousand American passengers per qu A Figure 13.07a Effect of a Government Subsidy on a Cournot Equilibrium (a) United s Residual Demand p, $ per passenger 339 275 qA = 64 147 99 MC 1 MC 2 MR r 0 64 88 137.5 Dr D 275 339 qU, Thousand United passengers per quarter 5 Figure 13.07b Effect of a Government Subsidy on a Cournot Equilibrium (b) Best-Response Curves qU , Thousand United passengers per quarter 192 American best-response curveMC = $147) s ( 120 96 88 64 48 e2 United original best-response s curve (MC= $147) United new best-response s curve ( MC = $99) e1 0 48 64 96 192 240 qA, Thousand American passengers per quarter Solved Problem 13.1 Output of Firm B, qB, Units per year Firm A before-tax best-response curve s Firm A after-tax best-response curve s 45 line q1 q2 e2 e1 Firm B after-tax best-response curve s Firm B before-tax s best-response curve q2 q1 Output of firm A, A, Units per year q 6 Figure 13.08 Monopolistically Competitive Equilibrium p, $ per unit AC MC p p = AC MR r = MC MR r Dr q q, Units per year Figure 13.09a Monopolistic Competition Among Airlines (a) Two Firms in the Market p, $ per passenger 300 275 = $1.8 million 211 183 147 AC MC D r for 2 firms MR r for 2 firms 0 64 137.5 275 q, Thousand passengers per quarter 7 Figure 13.09b Monopolistic Competition Among Airlines (b) Three Firms in the Market p, $ per passenger 300 243 195 147 AC MC D r for 3 firms MR r for 3 firms 0 48 243 121.5 q, Thousand passengers per quarter Figure 13.10 Bertrand Equilibrium with Identical Products p2, Price of Firm 2, $ per unit 10 Firm 1 best-response curve s Firm 2 s best-response curve 5 e 45 line 0 5 9.99 10 p1, Price of Firm 1, $ per unit 8 Figure 13.11 Bertrand Equilibrium with Differentiated Products pc, Price of Coke, $ per unit 25 Pepsi s best-response curve ( Cp = $5) M e2 Coke s best-response curve (MC c = $14.50) 18 13 e1 Coke s best-response curve ( c = $5) MC 0 13 14 25 pp , Price of Pepsi, $ per unit 9
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