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Filling accounting positions, especially at the CPA level, can be a challenge. Until a few years ago, businesses other than the Big 4 firms basically had two options: pest openings on general job platforms such as Monster and Indeed, or go through a staffing agency that charged a hefty fee for finding just the right accounting professional. jeff Phillips, a professional recruiter who previously worked for Monster.com, saw the opportunity to create a job site that caters strictly to accounting and bookkeeping jobs and started Accountingily.com with brothers John and James Hosman. After studying various industries, the founders decided to focus on accounting because of the "massive imbalance" when it came to recruiting for private and public accountants. In their research, the trip found that most of the talent was snapped up by Big 4 accounting firms, leaving other accounting businesses struggling to find the right experienced people to fill key positions. Despite the record number of students currently majoring in accounting, Phillips discovered the number of graduates taking the CPA exam was declining rapidly, signaling to him that people were losing interest in public accounting jobs. He sees Accountingfly as a way to alert job seekers (and companies) about the good jobs available for new and experienced CPAs outside of the four major players in the accounting field. As the accounting talent pool evolves, millennials are looking to make their mark in the industry and tend to look for new jobs with organizations that pay competitive salaries, encourage job flexibility, and offer multiple career opportunities for the long haul. Accountingfly attracts both experienced CPAs and college students to its website by providing job boards, webinars, and virtual career fairs. There are more than one million job seekers and 200.000 user profiles on the website. Recently Accountingfly acquired Going Concern, a leading accounting news website that features original content and an insider's perspective on the people, firms, and culture that shape the accounting profession in this country, According to Phillips, Going Concern has a large, well- informed, highly engaged audience of early-career accountants who could benefit from connecting with accounting firms seeking exceptional talent. Critical Thinking Questions 1. How does the company's focus on recruiting accountants and related services give Accountingfly a competitive advantage? 2. Do you think Accountingfly's approach can compete with the Big 4's expensive and comprehensive recruiting efforts for new accountants? Explain your reasoning. 3. How can Accountingfly use its recent acquisition of Going Concern as a recruiting tool for experienced CPAs who desire a different career track? Provide some examples to support your answer.Use the information above to get expressions for the consumption function and the AE equation. The vertical intercept for the consumption function is . 9. The slope of the consumption function is . 10. The vertical intercept of the AE equation is . 11. The slope of the AE equation is . 12. Equilibrium output is equal to . 13. Equilibrium consumption is equal to . 14. Suppose the investment demand function changes and is now |=700 - 50(r). The new value of equilibrium output is . 15. The new value of equilibrium consumption is . 16.Recall that the consumption function is C = 800 +.75(Y - T) - 30 (r). The Keynesian spending multiplier in this economy is .1. (25 points) Consider two firms, 1 and 2, producing an identical good simul- taneously. This good has market demand given by the demand function y = (12 - p)/3, where p is price, and y = y1 + y2 is market quantity. yi represents the amount produced by firm i. Suppose production cost is 2yi + 1 for each firms. (a) Solve algebraically for these firms' reaction functions, expressing each firm's optimal output level given the level of its competitor's out- put.(5 pts) (b) Graph these reaction functions and show the equilibrium point. In- clude isoprofit contours through the equilibrium point for both firms. (5 pts) (c) Solve algebraically for the equilibrium: Determine the equilibrium market price, as well as each firm's equilibrium quantity and profit. (5 pts) (d) Solve for the collusive outcome in which two firms split monopoly profits. Is the profit for each firm in the collusive outcome larger than in the non-collusive outcome? Do you think firms will choose the quantities in the collusive equilibrium? Why? (5 pts) (e) Now consider that the marginal cost for each firm has increased to 3 while the fixed cost decreases to zero. Imagine that firms choose prices rather than quantities. Consumers split themselves evenly across the firms if the firms set the same prices, otherwise all con- sumers shop at the lower-priced firm. (5 pts) (1) Define a Nash equilibrium in prices p1 and p2. (2) Explain why the prices p, and p2 you propose is an equilibrium