Answer is option c) H
In monopoly, at eqm
MR = MC
So at Q = A , profits are maximized
Corresponding price , from demand curve, when Q = A , = H
Figure 11-2 looooooooooooool In Figure 11-2, at what quantity would the monopolist maximize profit? OF OBE
monopolist is a price maker. he will determine the quantity of output that will maximize revenue. the monopolistic faces a downward sloping demand curve because he can sell more if he lowers the price. the profit maximizing price and output is where marginal revenue equals marginal cost, then it is extended to the market demand curve to determine what market price corresponds to that quantity. the profit maximization price is c and quantity is q.
4. We have discussed in class that a monopolist can maximize its profit by charging different prices from two (or more) different groups of consumers. If you were a monopolist and could charge different prices for your product in domestic and foreign markets, how would you set your prices? Which market would receive a larger quantity of your product? Explain carefully how you would make this decision. Make sure to discuss the rationale behind it.
b) How much output should the monopolist produce in order to
maximize profit?
c) How much labor should the firm hire to produce this
output?
d) How Much Capital should the firm hire?
e) What price should the monopolist charge?
f) What is the deadweight loss?
g) What is the Price Elasticity of Demand at the
profit-maximizing price and quantity?
3. Suppose a monopolist has a production function given by Q = L12K12. Therefore, L2 MPL K2 2/12 , and...
a- (5 pts) What is the maximum
possible profit that the monopolist can earn? (Calculate the exact
amount of profit).
(5 pts) How many units of output should a monopolist produce if
the monopolist wants to maximize revenue rather than profits?
(5 pts) What is the maximum obtainable total revenue for the
firm?
(5 pts) At the level of output you identified in part g, how
much profit would the firm earn?
Graph 2 20 16+ Marginal cost 127 Price...
Figure: Monopolist Profits Refer to the figure. Which of the following answers correctly indicates the profit earned by this monopolist at the profit- maximizing quantity? the area A - B the area (A + B) - MC the area A+B area A
A monopolist faces the inverse demand function described by p = 100=2q, where q is output. The monopolist has no fixed cost and his marginal cost is $20 at all levels of output. What is the level of output that will maximize monopolist's profit?
Refer to the figure below. MC ATC PRICE Z Y х D MR NOP QUANTITY What price will the monopolist charge in order to maximize profit? OX OZ OB C Writing Assign....docx
QUESTION 3 Marginal Revenue ($) Marginal Cost (5) Revenue (5) Table: Profit-Maximizing Monopolist Price Quantity Total Average ($) (Units) Cost ($) Cost ($) 11 6 17 10 7 19 9 8 21 8 9 23 17 10 25 Reference: Ref 13-2 (Table: Profit-Maximizing Monopolist) Refer to the table. The profit-maximizing quantity for this monopolist is units O A7 OB.9 OC. 10 D.8
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