UESTION 26
On the graph, what is the long-run profit earned by the monopolist?
AEFB |
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AJC |
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AFB |
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This monopolist earns long-run losses. |
Answer :- AEFB
Explanation :-
=> in the given figure we see that average total cost is above E point. so Upto E point the firm will realise the profits.
=> so profit maximize point is 'H 'and the average variable cost covers at point of 'G'. so after upto point of 'E' the firm make profit which is area of 'AEFB'
UESTION 26 On the graph, what is the long-run profit earned by the monopolist? AEFB AJC...
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