A monopolist has two sets of consumers, call them group 1 and group 2. Group I's demand for the product is given by P(Q) = 211-Q, while that of group 2 is given by Q(P) = 67-0.5p Group1 is described by an + while Group 2 is described by an Suppose the two markets are treated as one, the monopolist's total quantity demanded at price 96.65 is and the marginal revenue at that price is and the monopolist's total quantity demanded at price 158 is , and the marginal revenue at that price is Suppose farther that the monopolist has a constant marginal cost of 43 What is the monopolist's profit-maximizing price if both groups were charged the same price and the monopolist will serve only consumers in Group 1 Consumers in both Group 1 and Group 2 only consumers in Group 2 What is the monopolist's profit-maximizing quantity if both groups were charged the same price What are the monopolist's profits if both groups were charged the same price what is the quantity supplied and demanded to Group 1 what is the quantity supplied and demanded to Group 2 Now suppose the monopolist can price discriminate What is the price charged for Group 1 What are the profits from Group 1 What is the price charged for group 2 What are the profits from Group 2