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2. Amazon faces NL + N H potential Kindle customers. In this problem, each consumer wants one Kindle, and q will refer to the quality (not quantity!) of the device (so, touch-screen, color, wi- or wi- plus cellular, etc). If Amazon offers a Kindle of quality g at price p, let's call that deal (q,p). For each of the NL low-value consumers, the surplus from purchasing deal (q,p) is Lq p, whereas one of the NH high-value consumers gets surplus Hq p from this deal. H and L are parameters with H > L, so high-value consumers care relatively more about quality. It costs Amazon C(q) = q2 to produce one Kindle of quality q (so N such Kindles cost a total of NC(q), and so forth). a. Suppose Amazon offers two versions of the Kindle: basic (qL,pL) and deluxe (qH,pH), with q;