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Author: William A. McEachern
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Chapter 9, Problem 4.5PA
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Problem with monopoly, comparison of monopoly and perfect competition and identification of deadweight loss.

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A market with the single seller and large number of buyers is referred as monopoly market. In this market structure the competition among sellers does not exist, because single seller prevails in the market.

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