Bonnie and Clyde take the same route on their way to their home. They want to improve

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Bonnie and Clyde take the same route on their way to their home. They want to improve the security on one particular street by installing more street lamps.

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Bonnie’s demand for street lamps is given by P = $4, while Clyde’s is given by P = $6. The marginal cost of producing street lamps is MC = 5Q, where Q = number of street lamps.

a. What is the optimal level of street lamps installed?

b. How much would you charge Bonnie and Clyde?

c. Using a graph, illustrate your answers to parts a. and b.

d. How would your answers to the above change if MC = $3?
If MC = $12?

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Principles Of Economics

ISBN: 9781292294698

13th Global Edition

Authors: Karl E. Case, Ray C. Fair, Sharon E. Oster

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