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Two portrait painters compete in a Bertrand market structure with differentiated products. The demand curve for the first is given by Two portrait painters compete in a Bertrand market structure with differentiated products. The demand curve for the first is given by   where p<sub>F</sub> is the price for a portrait from the first and p<sub>S</sub> is the price from the second. The demand curve for the second painter's portraits is given by   The two painters' cost functions are C<sub>F</sub> = q<sub>F</sub> and C<sub>S</sub> = q<sub>S</sub> respectively. Use calculus for the following: a. Identify the first painter's profit function and its reaction function. b. Identify the second painter's profit function and its reaction function. c. Identify the equilibrium prices charged for portraits by the two painter. where pF is the price for a portrait from the first and pS is the price from the second. The demand curve for the second painter's portraits is given by Two portrait painters compete in a Bertrand market structure with differentiated products. The demand curve for the first is given by   where p<sub>F</sub> is the price for a portrait from the first and p<sub>S</sub> is the price from the second. The demand curve for the second painter's portraits is given by   The two painters' cost functions are C<sub>F</sub> = q<sub>F</sub> and C<sub>S</sub> = q<sub>S</sub> respectively. Use calculus for the following: a. Identify the first painter's profit function and its reaction function. b. Identify the second painter's profit function and its reaction function. c. Identify the equilibrium prices charged for portraits by the two painter. The two painters' cost functions are CF = qF and CS = qS respectively. Use calculus for the following:
a. Identify the first painter's profit function and its reaction function.
b. Identify the second painter's profit function and its reaction function.
c. Identify the equilibrium prices charged for portraits by the two painter.


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