2) a) monopoly Profit Maximizing condition,
MR= MC
1000-20q=100+10Q
900=30Q
Q=900/30=30
P=1000-10*30=1000-300=700
B) the competitive market maximizes social welfare.
Competitive equilibrium at where price =Marginal cost
P=MC
1000-10q=100+10q
900=20q
Q*=900/20=45
P*=1000-10*45=1000-450=550
C) marginal cost at monopoly output=100+10*30=100+300=400
Deadweight loss=1/2*(700-400)*(45-30)=0.5*300*15=2250
D)i) because the market in which Amazon is operating is perfect competition,so price will be equal to marginal cost .
Because Amazon is earning loss ,so average total cost will be higher than price.
Because Amazon is operating and it didn't shut down in short run ,so average variable cost is lower than price.
ii)

iii)As firms are earning losses ,so in long run some of the firms exit the market which Decrease the market supply and Market supply curve shifts leftwards. And due to decrease in supply equilibrium price increases . And firms start earning normal profits.
Because price increases, so for Amazon price equal to marginal cost will be at a higher quantity ,so quantity supplied of Amazon will increase.
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