An amusement park decides to apply two-part tariff rule to set price, given the demand equation P-6-2.5Q and MC =$1. Based on equilibrium price (P) and quantity (Q), how much is the maximum upfront fee the park could charge each visitor? (please review notes on 'Consumer value (refer to slides 1, 2, and 3)) O $0.75. O $1.0. O $1.25. O $1.5.
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