1.) Exhibit 9-0 Demand and cost curves for a monopolist
Based on the data shown in the chart, what price should the monopoly charge for its product to maximize its profit (or minimize its loss)?
A. $60
B. $80
C. $100
D. $120
E. $140
2.) A monopoly firm can sell its fourth unit of output for a price of $20. In order to sell more than five units, it must expect to receive a price:
A. equal to $30.
B. greater than $20.
C. less than $30.
D. less than $20.
E. the price is impossible to calculate with the information given.
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