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Business, 24.03.2020 23:01 mikia950

The monthly demand q for a monopolist firm's product in a certain market (measured in 1000s of units) is related to the price per unit of their product, p (measured in dollars) and the average monthly disposable income in the market, yd (measured in $1000s) by the equation q = 20 ln(7yd - 2p).
When the firm's price is $4 and the average income in the market is $3000, the marginal demand, βˆ‚ q/βˆ‚ p, for the firm's product is approximately:

a) -6.25 b) -3.08 c) -4.17 d) -1.76

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