For situation A (above), what is the demand constraint for the port at New Orleans (𝑥6)?Group of answer choices𝑥16+𝑥26+𝑥36=14,000

For situation A (above), what is the demand constraint for the port at New Orleans (𝑥6

For situation A (above) what is the transshipment constraint for the warehouse in Charleston (𝑥7)?Group of answer choices𝑥14+𝑥15+𝑥16−𝑥78−𝑥79−𝑥710

Two fishing firms, A and B, have two boats each. The actions they can take is to send fishing0, 1, or 2 boats. Let nA be the number of boats sent fishing by firm A and nB the number of boatssent fishing by firm B. The cost of sending a boat fishing is 12. The market price of a tonne of fishis p = 1. The catch (in tonnes) per boat going fishing is 602 + nA + nB.(A) (0,0) is the only outcome that survives the iterated elimination of strongly dominated strate-gies(B) (1,1) is the only outcome that survives the iterated elimination of strongly dominated strate-gies(C) (2,2) is the only outcome that survives the iterated elimination of strongly dominated strate-gies(D) The game is not dominance solvable

You are given the following supply and demand equation in the market for Tide Pods:𝑃𝑇𝑖𝑑𝑒𝑝𝑜𝑑𝑠=−2𝑄𝐷+77𝑃𝑇𝑖𝑑𝑒𝑝𝑜𝑑𝑠=𝑄𝑆+11

Suppose the demand faced by a labor monopsony is W = 20,000 – 50l, where W is the annual wage and l is the number of workers hired. The labor supply is given by W = 5,000 + 75l. How many workers will the firm hire?