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Profit-maximizing quantity is where
MR = MC
Price charged by the monopolist is found by
going up from MR = MC to the demand curve
Reason: Once you find Q where MR = MC, the price is on the demand curve at that Q.
demand curve on a monopoly graph is the same as?
AR and P (Price)
Area representing total economic profit
(P − ATC) × Q
If ATC > P
the monopoly is experiencing a loss
MR curve on a linear demand curve is..
Lies below demand
Reason: For a straight-line demand, MR has the same intercept but twice the slope, lying below AR/D.
Allocative efficiency occurs where
P = MC
Productive efficiency occurs at
the minimum point on ATC
Natural monopoly on graph has
downward-sloping demand and ATC decreasing over relevant range
Reason: A natural monopoly exists because one firm can supply the market at lower cost than multiple firms (declining ATC).
Monopoly with price discrimination charges what for price?
Different prices can be charged to different consumers