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Suppose two sweaters compete in a Bertrand market structure with differentiated products. Demand for the first sweater is given by Suppose two sweaters compete in a Bertrand market structure with differentiated products. Demand for the first sweater is given by   where p<sub>1</sub> is price for sweater 1 and p<sub>2</sub> is the price for sweater 2. Demand for the second sweater is   The costs of providing the sweaters are C<sub>1</sub> = q<sub>1</sub> and C<sub>2</sub> = q<sub>2</sub> respectively. The first sweater firm will charge $____ for its sweater. A)  50.32 B)  48.13 C)  46.23 D)  44.54 where p1 is price for sweater 1 and p2 is the price for sweater 2. Demand for the second sweater is Suppose two sweaters compete in a Bertrand market structure with differentiated products. Demand for the first sweater is given by   where p<sub>1</sub> is price for sweater 1 and p<sub>2</sub> is the price for sweater 2. Demand for the second sweater is   The costs of providing the sweaters are C<sub>1</sub> = q<sub>1</sub> and C<sub>2</sub> = q<sub>2</sub> respectively. The first sweater firm will charge $____ for its sweater. A)  50.32 B)  48.13 C)  46.23 D)  44.54
The costs of providing the sweaters are C1 = q1 and C2 = q2 respectively. The first sweater firm will charge $____ for its sweater.

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