Submit a report addressing the identification of impacts.Use the data to calculate coefficients and to quantify relationships. Conduct an analysis of variance and provide the reader with a basic image and your analysis of the data. From a technical perspective (assume an audience of fellow economists and natural resource practitioners), describe the analyses, the limitations, and whether the analyses could be improved with additional data, different specification of question, and so on for the following types of studies that you previously performed:MarketRevealed preferenceStated preferenceDescribe alternative techniques that could be used to estimate the same kinds of impacts. For the alternative techniques, discuss how analyses from multiple perspectives provide better information to a decision maker. Are there consistent or inconsistent aspects of the studies?NOTE: I WAS ATTACHING DIFFERENT PREVIOUS DOCS. THAT COULD PROVIDE DATA AND IMPORTANT INFORMATIONAug 1st, 2018ATTACHMENTS

Research Project: Part 1 SubmissionIt is now time to turn in your Research Project: Part 1. You may want to refer to the instructions for completing this part in Unit 1 Foundations of Economics and the Problem of Scarcity under Research Project. This section will give you step-by-step guidelines for successfully completing Part 1, as well as information on how this assignment will be graded.

Question 1Suppose your company runs a shuttle business at a hotel to and from the local airport. The cost for customer load are:1. customer: $30.00 2 customers $32.00 3 customers $35.00 4 customers $ 38.00 5 customers $42.00 6 customers $48.00 7 customers $57.00 8 customers $68.00What are your marginal cost for each customer load level? Q TC MC Total Revenue Profit1 30 ? 10 -202 32 ? 20 -123 35 ? 30 -54 38 ? 40 25 42 ? 50 86 . 48 ? 60 12.7 57 ? 70 13 .8 68 ? 80. 12Question 2Suppose your company runs a shuttle business of a hotel to and from the local airport. The costs for different customer loads are:1 customer $30. 2 customers $32. 3 customers $35. 4 customers $385 customers $ 42. 6 customers $ 48 7 customers $ 57 8 customers $68I you are compensated $10. per ride, what customer load would you choose?Question 3Suppose the number of firms you compete with has recently increased. You estimated that as a result of the increased competition, the demand elasticity has increased from -2 to -3 i.e., you face more elastic demand. You are currently charging $10.00 for your product. If demand elasticity is -3, you should charge (X).Question 4 An amusement park, whose customer set is made up of two markets adults and children, has developed demand schedules as follows:The marginal operating cost of each unit of quantity is $5.00, because marginal cost is a constant, so is average variable cost. Ignore fixed cost. The owner of the amusement park want to maximize profits. QuantityPrice Adults Children5 6 15 6 14 187 13 168 12 149 11 1210 10 1011 9 812 8 613 7 414 6 2Calculate the price, quantity, and profit if: The amusement park charge a different price in the adult market.Please express your answers for price and profit in whole dollars (i.e., 10,00)Please use whole numbers for quantity (i.e. 10,27,4).Price Quantity Total Marginal Marginal Total. mr/mc Profit rev rev cost cost ? 6 84 ? 5 30 ? 3413 ? 91 7 5 35 2 5612 8 96 5 5 40 0 ?? 9 99 3 5 40 -2 5410 ? 100 1 5 50 -4 509 11 99 -1 5 55 -6 ?? 12 96 -3 5 60 -8 367 ? 91 -5 5 65 -10 266 14 84 -7 5 70 -12 ?5 15 75 -9 5 75 -14 0Question 5An amusement park, whose customers set is made up of two markets, adults and children, has developed schedules as follows:The marginal operating cost of each unit of quantity is $5.00. Because marginal cost is a constant, so is average variable cost. Ignore fixed cost. The owners of the amusement park want to maximize profits. QuantityPrice Adults Children5 15 206 14 187 13 168 12 149 11 1210 10 1011 9 8 12 8 613 7 414 6 2Calculate the price, quantity, and profit: The amusement park charge a different price in the children's market.Please express your answers fo price and profit in whole dollars (i.e. 10.00). Please use whole for quantity (i.e. 10,27,4).price quantity total rev marginal rev marginal cost total cost mr/mc profit14 2 28 ? 5 10 ? ?13 ? 52 12 5 20 7 32 ? 6 72 10 5 30 5 4211 8 88 8 5 40 3 4810 10 100 6 5 50 1 ?9 ? 108 4 5 60 -1 48? 14 112 2 5 70 -3 427 16 112 0 5 80 -5 ?6 ? 108 -2 5 90 -7 18? 20 100 -4 5 100 -9 0Question 6 An amusement park, whose customers set is made up of two markets, adults and children, has developed a demand schedule as follows:The marginal operating cost of each unit of quantity is $5.00, because marginal cost is a constant, so is average variable cost. Ignore fixed cost. The owners of the amusement park want to maximize profits. QuantityPrice Adults Children5 15 206 14 187 13 168 12 149 11 1210 10 1011 9 812 8 613 7 414 6 2Calculate the price, quantity, and profit if: The amusement park charges the same price in the two markets combined. Please express your answers for price and profit in whole dollars (i.e. $10.00).price quantity total rev marginal rev marginal cost total cost mr/mc profit14 8 112 ? 5 40 ? 72? 11 143 10.33 5 55 5.33 8812 ? 168 8.33 5 70 3.33 9811 17 187 6.33 5 85 1.33 ?? 20 200 4.33 5 100 -0.67 1008 20 208 0.33 5 130 -4.64 ?? 29 203 1.67 5 145 -6.67 586 ? 192 3.67 5 160 -8.67 ?5 35 175 7.67 5 190 12.67 -38Question 7Explain the difference in the profit realized under the two situations (the price in each market or in the two markets combined.Make sure you include the profit with and without price discrimination In your answer.Question 8 Time Warner could offer the History Channel (H) and Showtime (S) individually or as a bundle of both.Suppose the reservation prices of customers ( and the highest prices they are willing to pay) are presented in the boxes below. PreferencesShowtime History ChannelCustomer 1 9 2Customer 2 3 8 Should Time Warner bundle or sell separately? Your answer needs to include the unbundled bundled profits.Question 9Suppose Time Warner could sell Showtime for $9.00, and History Channel for $8.00. While making Showtime - History Channel bundle available for $13.00. Should it use mixed bundling i.e., sells products both separately and as a bundle.Your answer must include the profit with mixed bundling.