Consider two internet service providers: ISP West and ISP East, offering internet access to a small town in north Kansas. They both have some estimations of the price elasticity of the demand facing them: Estimated Price Elasticity for ISP West: -1.25 Estimated Price Elasticity for ISP East:-1.125 They also have some estimations of their marginal cost, as defined by the monthly cost of adding one new unit (e.g., house, office, etc.) to their internet service network: Estimated Marginal Cost for ISP West: $23 Estimated Marginal Cost for ISP East: $30 Assuming that ISP West and ISP East engage in a Cournot duopoly, the profit maximizing price for ISP West is $38.33 dollars. And the Mark-Up Index for ISP West is 0.67. Assuming that ISP West and ISP East engage in a Cournot duopoly, the profit maximizing price for ISP East is how much in dollars