The firm in Figure 11-7 is an unregulated monopolist; it will produce which of the following?...
The firm in Figure 11-7 is an unregulated monopolist; it will produce which of the following?
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Answer : The answer is option a.
For unregulated monopolist the profit maximizing condition is MR = MC. So, here the unregulated monopolist will produce 100 units of output level where the price is $9. Because for monopolist the price is equal to demand. Here at 100 units output level the demand is 9 hence the price is $9. Therefore, option a is correct.
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