2 Suppose two firms sell products in a particular market, but consumers do not regard the output...
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2 Suppose two firms sell products in a particular market, but consumers do not regard the output of each firm as perfectly identical. The two firms face the following demand curves:
Each firm has the same constant marginal cost of production, so that c1 = c2
= $15. Fixed costs are zero.
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