New Reply

Micro: Perfect and Monopolistic Competition

 
Share Thread
May5-12, 07:33 PM   #1
 

Micro: Perfect and Monopolistic Competition


Hello guys,

There is something that I should study but is not on my book.

I am trying to find other explanations online but I can't.

So, it's pretty much to calculate quantity and price for perfect competition and monopolistic competition.

Then, consumer surplus for perfect competition and monopolistic competition.
Then, ∏ (profit) for both,
Then, deadweight loss for both.

Then, I should graph it. Take all the numbers, the information I got, and have them in one graph.

But I am lost. This is one of the examples my prof gave in class. I would like someone to give me, PLEASE, a better and easier explanation.


It all starts with P = 12 - 2Q MC = 4
PhysOrg.com social sciences news on PhysOrg.com

>> The hidden agenda of Obama's opposition
>> Academics earn street cred with TED Talks but no points from peers, research shows
>> Why is it easier to lose 2-4 pounds rather than 3 pounds?
May6-12, 03:11 AM   #2
 
Recognitions:
Homework Helper Homework Help
Here's a hint the MC is the supply function.
May6-12, 03:19 PM   #3
 
I know that for perfect competition, P = MC
So,
12 - 2q = 4
q = 4
p = 4

For monopolistic competition MR = MC

Now, how to find MR?
May6-12, 10:19 PM   #4
 

Micro: Perfect and Monopolistic Competition


Never mind. I already know how to solve it. Thanks.
New Reply

Similar discussions for: Micro: Perfect and Monopolistic Competition
Thread Forum Replies
prove the sum of two even perfect squares is not a perfect square Calculus & Beyond Homework 13
A competition Brain Teasers 4
Show that perfect a perfect reflector is a conic section with Fermat's principle Introductory Physics Homework 0
Perfect practice makes perfect! General Math 0
Assuming perfect competition Current Events 5