Q1
Answer
Option 1
Implicit cost is an opportunity cost of the activity and it is the
best benefit forgone because of the activity so it is the lost
income as a student
The other options are explicit costs as these costs are directly
paid and not the opportunity costs.
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Q2
ANswer
Option 3
A natural monopoly is a firm with the economics of scale so one
firm can produce at lower ATC than two or more firms in the market
so it is not beneficial to use antitrust laws and government should
provide subsidy to the firm to produces at MC=P
because ATC is decreasing means MC<ATC and MC=P, P<ATC then
the profit is
Profit =(P-ATC)*Q
Profit is negative
so the government should pay the losses.
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