Formulate and solve an economic problem. Your examples don’t have to be perfectly realistic. For example,...

Formulate and solve an economic problem. Your examples don’t have to be perfectly realistic. For example, in real life there are always more than two goods or two time periods or two choices. But in your examples, there will just be two goods or two inputs or two oligopolists or two game players.

Use our existing theoretical tools – for example, Cobb Douglas, etc. (Your answer should be based around the idea of Demand)

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