What is largest value of f for which firm earn zero profit


Problem

A natural monopoly exists in an industry with a demand schedule P = 100 - Q. The marginal revenue schedule is then MR = 100 - 2Q. The monopolist operates with a fixed cost F, and a total variable cost TVC = 20Q. The corresponding marginal cost is thus constant and equal to 20.

a) Suppose the firm sets a uniform price to maximize profit. What is the largest value of F for which the firm could earn zero profit?

b) Sub) Suppose the firm is able to engage in perfect first degree price discrimination. What is the largest value of F for which the firm could earn zero profit?

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