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1.Detrich Mateschitz, an Austrian, was a salesperson. He sold the toothpaste for a German company in East Asia. Being tired from the long trips between Germany and East Asia, he noticed that there were energy drinks all over East Asia but no such drinks in the West. He “took” the formula for one of the drinks and adapted it. The formula was for a drink from Thailand named Kating Deng, or red water buffalo. He named his drink Red Bull. He marketed his “Energy Drink “first in Austria and then over much of the rest of Europe. He aimed his advertising at younger people and the drink was a big success. Red Bull came to America in 1997 and by the early 21st century, Red Bull was selling over one billion can a year.The success of Red Bull has created many imitators (substitutes) who entered the market. At last count, there were over 150 competing products. Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola have created products to compete with Red Bull. Imitators will continue to enter until the economic profits have returned to zero. But in the meantime, Detrich Mateschitz is a billionaireRed Bull is sold in a competitive market with many substitutes (150) according to the article, yet the brand name Red Bull is often used to describe ALL energy drinks.Examples of products whose Brand is recognized for the market.”I need a Band Aid.” bandage”I’ll have a Coke” used for any cola beverage.”I’m looking for an iPhone,” meaning any smart phone.2.Stage 1-Equilibrium #1Stage 2-Equilibrium #2The market then experiences an increase in Demand for the product as shown in Stage #2What happens next? Define the market state in Stage 2Analysis of the Market (Stage #2)- What will take place next in the market? Offer a brief analysis of the changes and be sure to include changes to Price and QuantityAnalysis of the Firm(s)- What will take place next in the firm(s)? Offer a brief analysis of the changes and be sure to include changes to Price and QuantityThe Monopolistic Competition graph above shows the Red Bull profit when the drink was introduced. As substitutes enter the market, what will be the short run and long run impact to Red Bull? How will Red Bull’s Brand help or hurt it in the long run.Your analysis should be broken into two responses:1. Short Run2. Long RunEach period should include discussions of the following:The Brand Red Bull as opposed to all other sellersMarket EntryProfits and lossesNormal Profits3.The Perfectly Competitive market is currently at Stage #1.Stage 1-Equilibrium #1The market then experiences an increase in Demand for the product as shown in Stage #2Stage 2-Equilibrium #2The Market and Firm started in Stage #1 and Moved to State #2What is the condition of Stage #1 [选择] [“Long Run”, “Short Run”, “Indeterminate”] long or short indeterminateWhat is the condition of Stage #2 [选择] [“Short Run”, “Long Run”, “Indeterminate”] long short indeterminnateWhere will the Firm Produce in the Long Run? [选择] [“Q2”, “Beyond Q2”, “Q1”, “Prior to Q1”] Q2 beyondQ2 Q1 prior to Q1Where will the Firm Produce in the Short Run? [选择] [“Prior to Q1”, “Beyond Q2”, “Q2”, “Q1”] Q2 beyondQ2 Q1 prior to Q1What is the Price taken by the Firm in the Short Run? [选择] [“P2”, “Indeterminate”, “P1”, “Above P2”] p2 interminate P1 above P2What is the Price taken by the Firm in the Long Run? [选择] [“P2”, “P1”, “Indeterminate”, “Below P1”] p2 interminate P1 above P2

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