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Kaylis [27]
3 years ago
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For a monopoly, the level of output at which marginal revenue equals zero is also the level of output at whicha.total revenue is

maximized.b.profit is maximized.c.marginal cost is zero.d.average revenue is zero.
Business
1 answer:
Vikki [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

a.total revenue is maximized

Explanation:

Marginal revenue refers to the change in total revenue. Zero marginal revenue impllies no change in TR. Thus, only when TR is maximized will MR be zero before falling.

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Explanation:

In this problem business of Jovan is to rent out trucks and earn revenues. On a particular day there is a shortage of one truck. It can be taken on rent from other party. If a big truck is hired, then any load can be carried. But the rental cost is $200. Small truck cannot carry weight beyond a range. In that case two trips are needed. Rental of one trip of small truck is $130. Cost of two trip is $150 extra. So it is $130+$150=$280. Probability of two trips is 40%. So based on these data, following decision tree diagram is draw:

From this decision tree expected rental cost of small truck based on probability is-

Expected rental of small truck =0.6 x $130 + 0.4 x $280

                                                                =$78+\$112

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Decision: Since expected rental of small truck is $190, it is lower than rental of big truck of $200. So small truck is recommended.

If probabilities of trips are 50:50, then expected rental of small truck is-

Expected rental of small truck =0.5 x $130 + 0.5 x $280

                                    =$65 + $140

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Now it is more than rental of big truck. So hiring of big truck is recommended.

b) Now Jovan wants to hire an outside consultant. He will assess and recommend whether to hire a big truck or a small truck. If he recommend for big truck, then big truck will be hired. Otherwise a small truck will be bought. As per current situation probability of two trip is 40%. If consultant approves this situation, then big truck will be hired. Thus probability of hiring big truck is 40% under recommended scenario. So probability of hiring small truck with one trip is 60%. On this basis decision chart is drawn below:

Based on this diagram, expected cost of hiring a truck is-

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If you compare this expected cost with the expected cost of $190 in part (a), then it is lower by $190-$158=$32

Hence, maximum $32 can be paid to consultant for hiring and taking perfect decision.

c) Now Jovan has been taken as risk averser. His risk tolerance value is $1,000. Suppose utility function is exponential of following form-

U=e^{P} where p is the probability of two trips by small truck

As a risk averser he will undertake risk only when this U value is $1,000.

U=e^{P} = $1,000

Take log on both side to get-

Plog e =  log1,000

{P}{log}2.71828 =  log1,000 [ since e =2.71828]

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