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- What are some of the benefits of the deregulation?What is the usual shape of a total revenue curve for a monopolist? Why?A. Calculate the Price and Quantity if the Monopolist Maximized their profit and sells in both markets? B. Calculate the Profit if he Monopolist Maximized their profit and sells in both markets? C. In the absence of 3rd Degree Price Discrimination and the firm must sell at the same price in both markets, what is the price, quantity and total profit
- Are the following questions true or false? (A). A profit‐maximizing monopolist will produce output where marginal cost is equal to price(B). Suppose we know that a monopolist is maximizing profits. The monopolist has maximizedthe difference between marginal revenue and marginal cost.(C) In perfect competition, MUX = PX is the condition that ensures that firms produce the rightthings.(D). A monopoly earns total revenue of $5000 when it sells 500 units of output and totalrevenue of $5400 when it sells 600 units of output. Thus, the marginal revenue of the600th unit is $9.(E). We call a market where there is only one buyer for a good or service a monopoly.(F). There are a few firms selling differentiated products in a monopolistically competitiveindustry.(G). When a demand curve is a downward sloping straight line, the slope of the marginalrevenue curve is twice as steep as the demand curve.(H). The monopolistʹs profit-maximizing price will be above marginal cost, because at the…Suppose there are 1,000 potential customers spread evenly along a 10 kilometre straight road and each potential customer will buy one pizza per day from a monopolist provided that the price plus any disutility cost does not exceed $10, where disutility cost of travel is $1 for every kilometre. Each pizza costs $6 to make and there is a $70 overhead cost per day to operate the shop. What is the maximum profit per day? a. $1,130 b. $530 c. $930 d. $730 Clear my choice1. A Chinese steel producer has identified two markets. The first has a demand of q = 56 - p, the second of q = 24 - p. The cost function is C = 10+q². a) What is the profit maximizing price and output for the monopolist? You can assume that market segmentation is feasible. b)* Suppose now the monopolist's cost increases to C = 10 + 2q². How is your answer in a) affected? Discuss what happened
- 3. A monopolist is forced to lower its price in order to sell another unit of its product. This describes the problem of A-persistent economic profits B-market power C-diseconomies of scale D-economies of scale E-market discrimination 5. 5. (04.02 MC) The allocatively efficient quantity of product Z for the whole market is 2 million units. At that quantity, the demand for Z is at $5 and the average total cost for its single supplier is $7. The average total cost does not fall to $5 until 3.5 million units. Based on this data, the market for product Z is (2 points) A-perfectly competitive B-a natural monopoly C-a legal monopoly D-monopolistically competitive E-productively efficientAssume inverse demand function for game console in an imaginary country is P=1200-4Q and the total cost function is TC=400+4Q2. Government put $120 of specific tax on production. If the market is competitive what is the incidence of tax on consumer? If the market is monopolist what is the incidence of tax on consumer?2. A monopolist’s demand function is given by D(p) = 90 − 2p. This monopolist is facing a cost function, C(y) = (1/2)y2 + 600. (a) Is this a natural monopoly? Explain. (b) How can government regulate this monopolist to produce the efficient amount of products?
- A monopolist sells 100 units at a price of $10 per unit. The average total cost per unit is $6 per unit. What is the monopolists profit? Question 8 options: a) $200 b) $300 c) $400 d) $500There is a monopolist, Concrete Mex, in the concrete market in Mexico. The demand function is Qd= 100-50p. The marginal cost of production is c = 0.4. a) ConcreteMex claimed the high price is due to high transportation costs and persuaded the government to help cut down the costs. As a result, for every unit of concrete sold, the government subsidizes ConcreteMex 0.2 dollars. What are the new profit maximizing price and production level for ConcreteMex? b) Under the subsidy policy and the new price in a part, calculate the consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss. You do not need to consider government spending for the deadweight loss. c) Suppose ConcreteMex wants to enter a different market, the competitive market in Texas. To enter the market, ConcreteMex needs to pay a fixed cost of F = 1, and its variable cost in Texas is VC = (0.4+Q)Q. What is ConcreteMex’s total cost, marginal cost, and average total cost in Texas at production level Q?Part A Suppose that the monopolist can produce a good with total cost TC = 24Q. Assume also that hemonopolist sells its goods in two different markets separated by some distance. The demand curves inthe first market and the second market are given by Q1 = 120 - P1/2 and Q2 = 360 - 3P2. If themonopolist can maintain the separation between the two markets, what level of output should beproduced in each market, and what price will prevail in cach market? Why are the two prices different?Verify the Lemer Index for cach market. Part B Suppose a monopoly faces a demand curve by Q = 154 - P/3. The monopolist has two plants. The firsthas a total cost function given by TC1, = 3Q21 and the second plant's total cost function is given byTC2 = 2Q22 How much total output will the monopoly choose to produce and how will it distributethis production between its two factories in order to maximize profits? Find monopolist's profits.