1.3.4 Hershey Park sells tickets at the gate and at local municipal offices to two groups of...
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1.3.4 Hershey Park sells tickets at the gate and at local municipal offices to two groups of people. Suppose that the demand function for people who purchase tickets at the gate is QG = 10,000- 100pG and that the demand function for people who purchase tickets at municipal offices is QG = 9,000- 100pG.
The marginal cost of each patron is 5.
a. If Hershey Park cannot successfully segment the two markets, what are the profit-maximizing price and quantity? What is its maximum possible profit?
b. If the people who purchase tickets at one loca tion would never consider purchasing them at the 473 Exercises other and Hershey Park can successfully price dis criminate, what are the profit-maximizing price and quantity? What is its maximum possible profit? (Hint: See Solved Problem 12.2.) M
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Microeconomics Theory And Applications With Calculus
ISBN: 9781292359120
5th Global Edition
Authors: Jeffrey Perloff