The graph below illustrates the market for beer, an oligopolistic market. The two major players are Anheuser-Busch and MillerCoors. Complete the table below. Alt Text: Beer oligopoly Beer oligopoly   Competitive Outcome Non-competitive (Monopoly) outcome Price Pcomp:  [Pcomp] PM: [PM] Quantity Q comp: [Qcomp] QM: [QM] Consumer Surplus [cscomp]  [csmonop] Producer Surplus   [pscomp] [psmonop] DWL [dwlcomp] [dwlmonop]  

The following questions are about three moving companies. 

The following questions relate to perfectly competitive firms. 

The graph below shows the market for solar panels. Alt Text: solar panels Match each with its corresponding answer. 

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The table below gives the production schedule of caramel candy popcorn at different levels of labor. Suppose the price at which a bag of popcorn is sold is $1.50 and the hourly wage paid to workers is $11. Popcorn data Labor (workers) Popcorn  (bags per hour) MPL VMPL 0 0     1 12 [mpl1]  [vmpl1]  2 23 [mpl2]   [vmpl2]   3 33 [mpl3]   [vmpl3]   4 40 [mpl4]   [vmpl4]   5 45 [mpl5]  [vmpl5] 

Provide an explanation for why you chose rival or non-rival; and excludable or non-excludable for beer/alcohol.  Your explanation should incorporate the good or service and not simply restate a definition.

An airline selling lower priced tickets when a consumer purchases at least one month before the travel date would be an example of ____________ price discrimination. 

Tom pays a daily fee of $300 to occupy a pretzel stand in the mall. He pays his workers $100 per day to make and sell pretzels.  What are Tom’s fixed costs? Explain why these costs are fixed.

The table below gives the production schedule of caramel candy popcorn at different levels of labor. Consider the table and an hourly wage paid to workers of $11. Popcorn data Labor (workers) Popcorn  (bags per hour) MPL VMPL 0 0     1 12 12 18 2 23 11 16.5  3 33 10 15  4 40 7 10.5  5 45 5  7.5 How many workers should the firm hire if its goal is to maximize profits?