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Wobble's Weebles is the only producer of weebles.It makes weebles at constant marginal cost c(where c > 0) and sells them at a price of p1 per weeble in market 1 and at a price of p2 per weeble in market 2.The demand curve for weebles in market 1 has a constant price elasticity of demand equal to -2.The demand curve for weebles in market 2 has a constant price elasticity equal to -3/2.The ratio of the profit-maximizing price in market 1 to the profit-maximizing price in market 2 is
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