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The figure given below represents two monopolists James and Jerry.James produces Good A using the input Good B which is produced by Jerry and has no other variable costs.James is the only consumer of Good B, and the marginal cost incurred by Jerry to produce Good B is zero.DA and DB represent the demand curves for Good A and Good B respectively.MRA and MRB represent the marginal revenue received from Good A and Good B respectively.It takes one unit of A to produce a unit of B.

The figure given below represents two monopolists James and Jerry.James produces Good A using the input Good B which is produced by Jerry and has no other variable costs.James is the only consumer of Good B, and the marginal cost incurred by Jerry to produce Good B is zero.DA and DB represent the demand curves for Good A and Good B respectively.MRA and MRB represent the marginal revenue received from Good A and Good B respectively.It takes one unit of A to produce a unit of B.     -Refer to Figure.Which of the following agreements between James and Jerry would be feasible? A) James pays Jerry an amount above $48 only if Jerry agrees to produce 8 units. B) James pays Jerry and amount below $24 only if Jerry agrees to produce 8 units. C) James pays Jerry an amount above $24 only if Jerry agrees to produce 8 units. D) James pays Jerry an amount below $12 only if Jerry agrees to produce 8 units.
-Refer to Figure.Which of the following agreements between James and Jerry would be feasible?


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