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dangina [55]3 years ago

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the right answer is wages from your job

Explanation:

we can consider sources of income the salary of your work; because it is money that goes directly to your pocket because it is you who works to earn it.

A rent check that someone else pays for a property and consigns it to your account is not an income for you, because it is an account payable from someone else who uses your account as an intermediary, but this income to your account does not benefit you because It is not yours, therefore you cannot consider it a source of income for you.

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q2 = D2(p1,P2) = 55 – 2p2 + P1 ................................... (2)

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MR1 = dTR1/dp1 = 110 – 2p1 + 2p2 .................................... (5)

MR2 = dTR2/dp2 = 55 – 4p2 + p1 ................................... (6)

In monopolistic competitive market with differentiated goods, equilibrium occurs where MR = MC. Since,

MC1 = 10 ..................................................................................... (7)

MC2 = 5 ...................................................................................... (8)

We will therefore equate equations (5) with equation (7) and also equate equation (6) with equation (8), and then solve for p1 and p2 as follows:

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