A Firm Sells Two Goods (X and Y)that Are Related

question 7

Multiple Choice

A firm sells two goods (X and Y) that are related in consumption.The estimated demand and cost conditions are: $$\begin{array} { l } P _ { X } = 20 - 0.1 Q _ { X } - 0.05 Q _ { y } \\P _ { y } = 70 - 0.3 Q _ { y } - 0.1 Q _ { X } \\M C _ { X } = 1 + 0.1 Q _ { X } \\M C _ { y } = 2 + 0.25 Q _ { y }\end{array}$$ What are the profit-maximizing levels of output for the two goods?

• A) \(Q _ { x }\) = 20, \(Q _ { Y }\) = 10
• B) \(Q _ { x }\) = 41, \(Q _ { Y }\) = 24
• C) \(Q _ { x }\) = 56, \(Q _ { Y }\) = 24
• D) \(Q _ { x }\) = 51, \(Q _ { Y }\) = 74
• E)none of the above

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