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Goryan [66]2 years ago

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Answer:

The price per game should be $2,075.

Explanation:

The demand for games is fluctuating. Minimum demand for the game is 100 where maximum demand is 200. If the customers likes the new game its demand will be high and the price should be set so that supply and demand function is in equilibrium. The price for each game should be at least $2,075, if total profit for the game is $415,000 or more.

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