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Brums [2.3K]
3 years ago
10

You are a loan officer at a bank. An applicant comes to

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oksian1 [2.3K]3 years ago
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The bank would want to know the person’s credit history so the bank knows the person will repay the loan.
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Answer: 1. A.Both firms will choose the low price.

2. B. Both firms would choose the high price.

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1. If the firms cannot cooperate with each other and must choose simultaneously, both firms will choose the low price.

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If Firm B decides to have a high price then firm A will take the low price and make $8 million in profit while Firm B makes $4 million. If they are not working together, they will both have to take the low price to make the most profit.

2. If the firms could cooperate with each​ other, both firms would choose the high price.

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$70 per unit.

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Based on the information given we were been told that the market price of X costs the amount of $70 per unit which simply means that market price exists, based on this the transfer price of X in a situation were each division is been treated as a profit making center will be the market price of $70 per unit.

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