i)
Monopolist produce at a point where MR=MC and the profit arises at
a situation when the price charged by the firm is above ATC. Here
the price monopolist charge is P* and the quantity they sell at
that price is Q*. Shaded region is the profit they earn from
it.
ii) If monopolist charge a price that maximize social welfare i.e. charge a price which a perfectly competitive firm will charge. Perfectly competitive charges a price where MC=AR as AR is demand curve for perfectly competitive and the portion of MC above ATC is supply curve for perfect competitive firm. It makes the price Ps and output sell is Qs. It gives no incentive to monopolist it reduces their profit level by a little as well as producing more of the goods takes up more raw material and labor cost.
GoGo Pizza is producing at the profit-maximizing level of output in a monopolistically competitive market. i...
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what is the profit-maximizing output condition that a monopolistically competitive firm must satisfy? a) price charged is greater than ATC b) price charged is equal to ATC c) price is less than marginal revenue d) marginal revenue is equal to marginal cost