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Two Firms That Are Bertrand Competitors Are Producing Differentiated Goods

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Two firms that are Bertrand competitors are producing differentiated goods at a marginal cost of zero. The demand curves facing each firm are as follows:
q1 = 72 - 6P1 + 4P2
q2 = 72 - 6P2 + 4P1 Two firms that are Bertrand competitors are producing differentiated goods at a marginal cost of zero. The demand curves facing each firm are as follows: q<sub>1</sub> = 72 - 6P<sub>1</sub> + 4P<sub>2</sub> q<sub>2</sub> = 72 - 6P<sub>2</sub> + 4P<sub>1</sub>

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a. Substitute P2 = $12 into Firm 1's inve...

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