An industry has 3 Cournot firms with zero fixed cost and marginal costs , , , facing . If is the Cournot-Nash industry output, then is ________ (in integer).
An industry has 3 Cournot firms with zero fixed cost and marginal costs , , , facing . If is the Cournot-Nash industry output, then is ________ (in integer).
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An industry has 3 Cournot firms with zero fixed cost and marginal costs c₁=9/30, c₂=10/30, c₃=11/30, facing P=1-Q. If Q^c is the Cournot-Nash industry output, then (Q^c)⁻¹ is (in integer).
Also written as: An industry has 3 Cournot firms with zero fixed cost and marginal costs c_1=9/30, c_2=10/30, c_3=11/30, facing P=1-Q. If Q^c is the Cournot-Nash industry output, then (Q^c)^(-1) is (in integer).
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