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The demand for action figures based on characters from children's movies is extremely high around the time the movie is released.  In this peak period, demand for action figures is 
  = 300,000 - 10,000P  P = 30 - 0.0002 .
The resulting marginal revenue curve is MR(Qpk) = 30 - 0.0004 Qpk.  Some time after the movie release, interest in the action figures wanes.  In this lull period, demand for the action figures becomes
  = 100,000 - 25,000P  P = 4 - 0.00008 .   The resulting lull period marginal revenue curve is MR(QI) = 4 - 0.00016 QI.   Suppose the marginal costs of producing the action figures are constant at $1.50.  What is the optimal pricing strategy in the two different periods?
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