In a Cournot market structure with two firms, firm A's profit function can be expressed as:
A)
, where P(Q) is market (inverse) demand,
and
is total cost for firm A.
B)
, where P(Q) is market (inverse) demand,
and
is total cost for firm A.
C)
, where P(Q) is market (inverse) demand,
and
is total cost for firm A.
D)
, where P(Q) is market (inverse) demand,
and
is total cost for firm A as a function of firm B's output.
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