explain SO, they sporiding? 2. Bertrand's analysis predicted a perfectly competitive price and output if there were more than one firm in a market. Assume firms A and B are Bertrand competitors making identical products at identical cost C = 200qi and facing inverse market demand P= 1200 -0.1Q. Assume further that there are no capacity constraints, and that if the firms charge the same price, consumers split their purchases evenly between the firms. a. Assume A and B choose prices repeatedly and simultaneously, and that both adopt the Trigger strategy. Determine whether joint-profit maximizing is a sustainable equilibrium if the interest rate is 5% and there is a 40% probability of significant entry into the market that would eliminate future monopoly profits. b. How would your analysis change if there were four identical Bertrand competitors rather than two? Why? explain SO, they sporiding? 2. Bertrand's analysis predicted a perfectly competitive price and output if there were more than one firm in a market. Assume firms A and B are Bertrand competitors making identical products at identical cost C = 200qi and facing inverse market demand P= 1200 -0.1Q. Assume further that there are no capacity constraints, and that if the firms charge the same price, consumers split their purchases evenly between the firms. a. Assume A and B choose prices repeatedly and simultaneously, and that both adopt the Trigger strategy. Determine whether joint-profit maximizing is a sustainable equilibrium if the interest rate is 5% and there is a 40% probability of significant entry into the market that would eliminate future monopoly profits. b. How would your analysis change if there were four identical Bertrand competitors rather than two? Why