Answer option 2)
Monopolist is a price maker, & not price taker
But it can't raise price as much as it want, bcoz then it will lose market share
Monopolist if regulated, can not have market power
So if demand curve slooes downwards, then it is imperfect Competition, then firm has market power
A monopolist has market power because it O Is a price taker. Faces a downward-sloping demand...
Question 1 Since a monopolist faces a downward sloping demand curve, the only way it can increase revenue is to a raise its price b. reduce its price c. produce more product
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Consider a monopolist facing a straight line downward sloping demand curve. Suppose that the monopolist has constant marginal cost c>0 and wishes to maximise profit. At the optimal price and quantity choice, if the monopolist were to reduce its price marginally, the total revenue Select one: O a decreases. b. increases. O c. does not change. O d. Not enough information to determine.
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