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market for coffee: living the mug life overview two roles: wholesaler (coffee roaster) and retailer (café) wholesaler posts a price per coffee bag for the retailer Has information on marginal cost and retailer demand retailer decides how many bags to buy at wholesale price Has information on customer demand wholesaler profit quantity retailer purchases x (wholesale price – marginal cost) retailer profit quantity customers purchase x (retail price – wholesale price) a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen (wholesaler) current round/total number of rounds a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen (wholesaler) cost information. market information a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen slide button to alter wholesaler price 9 a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen (wholesaler) post chosen price to the retailer a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen (retailer) cost information. market information a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen (retailer) slide button to alter retail price and quantity a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen (retailer) place quantity order to the wholesaler a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

your game screen (retailer) check the instructions. check your history a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

profit calculations an example = suppose inverse market demand is P = 20 – Q wholesaler sets a price of $10/bag of coffee and has a cost of $4/bag of coffee retailer purchases 8 bags resulting price is 20 – 8 = $12 payoff = quantity x (price – cost) a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

payoffs an example = suppose inverse market demand is P = 20 – Q wholesaler sets a price of $10/bag of coffee and has a cost of $4/bag of coffee retailer purchases 8 bags resulting price is 20 – 8 = $12 payoff = quantity x (price – cost) retailer 8 ($12 – $10) $16 a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9

happy playing! payoffs an example = suppose inverse market demand is P = 20 – Q wholesaler sets a price of $10/bag of coffee and has a cost of $4/bag of coffee retailer purchases 8 bags resulting price is 20 – 8 = $12 payoff = quantity x (price – cost) retailer 8 ($12 – $10) $16 wholesaler ($10 – $4) $48 a market for coffee www.moblab.com 9A Playground for Decisions 9