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The profit maximizing quantity is determined when MR= MC. Then from that quantity the price is determined where it intersects the demand curve. This price is always higher than the marginal revenue.
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marginal revenue A monopolist maximizes profit by choosing the quantity at which marginal revenue equals at...
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help with all these questions The accompanying figure shows the demand curve, marginal revenue curve, marginal...
help with all these questions
The accompanying figure shows the demand curve, marginal revenue curve, marginal cost curve and average total cost curve for a monopolist. Price (5/unit) O NABONN ONA 1 2 MRD 3 4 5 6 7 8 Quantity (units/day) 9 10 The socially optimal level of output is: Multiple Choice O 8 units per day O 10 units per day. 5 units per day. 4 units per day. The accompanying figure shows the demand curve, marginal revenue...
For a monopolist, why is marginal revenue less than price for every level of output except...
For a monopolist, why is marginal revenue less than price for every level of output except the first?
A non-discriminating monopolist is selling 6 units at a price of $12. If the marginal revenue...
A non-discriminating monopolist is selling 6 units at a price of $12. If the marginal revenue of the seventh unit is $5, then: price of the seventh unit is $10. price of the seventh unit is $11. price of the seventh unit is greater than $12. price of the seventh unit is $5. Assuming the demand curve that a pure monopolist faces is downward-sloping, its total revenue: is rising. is falling. may be either rising or falling. must be negative.
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Question 18 2 pts The marginal revenue received by a firm in a perfectly competitive market: O is greater than the market price. O is equal to its average revenue. increases with the quantity of output sold. is less than the market price. Question 20 2 pts An individual firm in a perfectly competitive industry faces a demand curve with O unit elasticity O elasticity greater than zero but less than one. zero elasticity infinite elasticity Question 21...
QUESTION 3 Marginal Revenue ($) Marginal Cost (5) Revenue (5) Table: Profit-Maximizing Monopolist Price Quantity Total Average ($) (Units) Cost ($) Cost ($) 11 6 17 10 7 19 9 8 21 8 9 23 17 10 25 Reference: Ref 13-2 (Table: Profit-Maximizing Monopolist) Refer to the table. The profit-maximizing quantity for this monopolist is units O A7 OB.9 OC. 10 D.8
QUESTION 1 Marginal Revenue ($) Marginal Cost ($) Revenue ($) Table: Profit-Maximizing Monopolist Price Quantity Total Average ($) (Units) Cost ($) Cost ($) 11 17 10 19 9 8 21 8 9 23 7 10 25 7 Reference: Ref 13-2 to the table. When this monopolist sells 8 units, its average cost and marginal cost levels are: (Table: Profit-Maximizing Monopolist) A. $2.56 and $2 respectively. B. $2.63 and $2 respectively. C. $2.56 and 54 respectively. OD. $2.63 and 54 respectively.
marginal revenue A monopolist maximizes profit by choosing the quantity at which marginal revenue equals at that quantity because the demand curve is above the marginal-revenue curve. Profit equals mulitplied by the profit-maximizing quantity Price is and marginal cost average variable cost average cost marginal revenue. A monopolist maximizes profit by choosing the quantity at which marginal revenue equals Price is at that quantity because the demand curve is above the marginal-revenue curve. Profit equals the difference between the price...
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The accompanying figure shows the demand curve, marginal revenue curve, marginal cost curve and average total cost curve for a monopolist. Price (5/unit) O NABONN ONA 1 2 MRD 3 4 5 6 7 8 Quantity (units/day) 9 10 The socially optimal level of output is: Multiple Choice O 8 units per day O 10 units per day. 5 units per day. 4 units per day. The accompanying figure shows the demand curve, marginal revenue...
30. The change in total revenue that results fr A. Marginal cost. B, Marginal revenue C. Marginal profit. D. Total revenue erease in qipntity sold is: 31. For a monopolist, marginal revenue is A. Equal to price, just as it is for a perfectly competitiy B. Constant up to the rate of output that maximizes tot i C. Always less than price, after the first unit. D. The same as the demand curve. loral 32. For a monopolist, after the...
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