Assume that perfectly competitive industry can produce milk at a constant marginal cost of $2.00 per unit. When the industry is monopolized, the marginal cost of producing milk increase to $4.00 per unit.   - Graph and discuss your results. Make sure to include the consumer surplus, producer surplus, DWL, and profit maximizing quantity and price under monopoly.

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