Profit maximizing price monopoly
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9 points (5 + 2 + 2) Question 1 (a) 5 points • One point is earned for drawing a correctly labeled graph of the monopoly showing downward-sloping demand (D) and marginal revenue (MR) curves with the MR curve below the demand curve. • One point is earned for showing the profit-maximizing quantity, labeled QF, where MR = MC. Question 1 ...
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If the monopolist produces an integer number of units, the profit-maximizing production level is 7 units, price is $4, revenue is $28, total cost is $23.52, and profit is $4.48.
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An industry or market with one seller is known as a monopoly. The ability of a monopolist (or other firm) to raise its price above the competitive level by reducing output is known as market power. Under perfect competition, price and quantity are determined by supply and demand. Equilibrium is at C, with price PC and quantity is QC.
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Profit-maximizing level of output, labeled as Q* (ii) Profit-maximizing price, labeled as P* (iii) Economic profits, as a shaded area If Brunelle wants to maximize its total revenues instead of profits, using the graph from part (b) show the following. Revenue-maximizing level of output, labeled as Qr (ii) Revenue-maximizing price, labeled as Pr
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The profit-maximizing price and quantity for a monopoly are indicated by point “e” in the figure on the next page. The long-run average cost of production at that quantity is indicated by the long-run average cost curve.
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For a profit-maximizing monopoly that charges the same price to all consumers, what is the relationship between price P, marginal revenue MR, and marginal cost MC?
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The question assessed students’ understanding of how a monopoly would maximize profit in the short run, whether a per-unit tax or a price ceiling would improve allocative efficiency, and the relationship between demand, marginal revenue, and price elasticity of demand.
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Part (a)(i) and (a)(ii) asked students to show the profit-maximizing quantity and price, labeled as Qm and Pm respectively. These parts of the question tested students’ knowledge of market conditions for a monopoly and their ability to …
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What is the deadweight loss due to profit-maximizing monopoly pricing under the following conditions: The price charged for goods produced is $10. The intersection of the marginal revenue and marginal cost curves occurs …
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Monopoly (cont.) • Derivation of the monopolist’s marginal revenue. Demand: P = A - B.Q Total Revenue: TR = P.Q = A.Q - B.Q2. $/unit. Marginal Revenue: MR = dTR/dQ. MR = A - 2B.Q. With linear demand the marginal revenue curve is also linear with the same price intercept but twice the slope of the demand curve.
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State the conditions necessary for hiring the profit-maximizing amount of labor. At the profit-maximizing level of output, suppose that the marginal product of the last worker hired is 20 towels per day. Calculate the price of a towel.
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In part (a), students were required to recognize that: (1) a monopolist’s profit-maximizing quantity occurs where the marginal private cost equals the marginal revenue and (2) the profit-maximizing monopolist charges a price equal to the maximum price consumers are willing to pay for that quantity.
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The question states that Single Cinema has monopoly power and is a profit-maximizing firm currently operating with a negative economic profit in the short run. In part (a) students were asked to draw a correctly labeled graph for a monopoly. Part (a)(i) asked students to show the profit-maximizing price and quantity for the monopoly, and part (a)(ii) asked …
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1. As the only gas station in a small town, FillUp has a local monopoly on the sale of gasoline. FillUp is currently earning positive economic profit. (a) Draw a correctly labeled graph for FillUp and show each of the following. (i) FillUp’s profit-maximizing quantity, labeled QF. (ii) FillUp’s profit-maximizing price, labeled PF.
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RKB is a profit-maximizing monopoly that produces a new, patented electronic device. RKB is earning positive economic profit.
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2) The inverse demand curve a monopoly faces is p=10Q-1/2. The firm’s cost curve is c(Q) = 10 + 5Q. Find the profit maximizing price and quantity, and economic profit for the monopoly.
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In part (a) students were asked to draw a correctly labeled graph for a monopoly and to show the profit-maximizing quantity, the profit-maximizing price, the average total cost curve (ATC) curve, and the area representing the consumer surplus for the firm.
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ind the profit maximizing quantity for the monopolist: 200 – 4Q = 20 + 2Q. Or, Q = 30 units. Use this quantity and the demand curve to find the monopolist’s profit maximizing price: P = 200 – 2Q or P = $140 per unit. Profit is equal t
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Microeconomics Unit 4 Practice Sheet1:Monopoly- Use the graph of a non-price discriminating monopo. y to answer the following questions. Sh. yo. r work when asked to calculate. 1. Identify the. rofit maximizing price and quantity. P=$100, Q=7. w. ere MR=MC with price up to demand2. Calculate the total revenue at the profit maximizing price.
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Maximizing profits under monopoly For a perfectly competitive rm, the pro t maximization problem is max
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Problem Set #9 – Monopoly, Monopolistic Competition. 1. Done in section. 2. Suppose that a monopolist has a total cost (LTC) of 16 + 4Q. Suppose the demand curve is P = 20 – Q. If the monopolist can charge only one price calculate: The diagram below shows the various cost curves etc for the monopolist. (a) The profit maximizing price and ...
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If the monopolist produces an integer number of units, the profit-maximizing production level is 7 units, price is $4, revenue is $28, total cost is $23.52, and profit is $4.48.
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3.2 Monopoly Profit-Maximizing Solution The profit-maximizing solution for the monopolist is found by locating the biggest difference between total revenues and total costs, as in Equation 3.1.
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The question stated that “RKB is a profit-maximizing monopoly that produces a new patented device. RKB is earning positive economic profit.” In part (a) students were asked to draw a correctly labeled graph for a monopoly earning positive economic profit. Part (a)(i) and (a)(ii) asked students to show the profit-maximizing quantity and price, …
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The question assessed students’ understanding of how a monopoly would maximize profit in the short run, the appropriate policy to improve allocative efficiency, and the effect of a change in market demand on marginal revenue and …
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