Question

Alguien sabe como resolver este problema ?

puse que el tema es matematicas porque no hay una seccion de economia

Faircloth Semiconductors (FS) manufactures a special semiconductor chip, XY236, used in microprocessors for navigational equipment (e.g., radars). FS sells XY236 chips to a variety of firms for several different uses. Since developing the XY236 chip, FS has been the only producer of the chips. The XY236 chip is relatively late in its lifecycle and analysts expect that it will soon become obsolete. Despite the impending obsolescence, FS’s marketing department estimates the relationship between market price and the number of cases of chips sold to be:

Q = 2400 - 2P

where Q is the number of cases sold and P is the price per case. While the initial development of XY236 and installation of production capacity was expensive, engineers at FS calculate that the company can produce up to 800 cases of XY236 chips with a cost of $900 per case of chips. The (avoidable) fixed costs associated with this production process is $8,000.

A. Assuming FS maintains its monopoly position in the production of XY236 chips, what quantity would you advise FS to produce? What price should FS charge? What would be their profit from this choice?

Answer 1

Respuesta:

xd todo esta en ingles...