a. A monopolist finds that at its current level of output the marginal cost of production is $9, the average total cost is $9.95,the average variable cost is $9.75 and its marginal revenue is $9.45. What would you recommend that the monopolist do to increase profits? One word answer is not enough. Explain.
b. A monopolist determines that at the current level of output the marginal revenue is $9.00 and its marginal cost is $10. What should the monopolist do to increase profits? One word answer is not enough. Explain.
1.The monopolist should increase production.As production rises MR falls and MC rises.Production should occur until the point at which MR=MC is achieved.
2.In theis case the MC>MR.If the monopolist reduces production then MC falls and MR rises.
Monopolist should reduce production.
a. A monopolist finds that at its current level of output the marginal cost of production...
A certain monopolist has a positive marginal cost of production. Despite this fact, the monopolist decides to produce a quantity of output that maximizes total revenues. Assume that the marginal revenue curve for this monopolist always has a negative slope. Then the monopolist Group of answer choices is minimizing its profits. produces less output than it would if it maximized profits. produces the same output that it would if it maximized profits. produces an output where marginal revenue is strictly...
At its current output level, a firm’s marginal revenue exceeds its marginal cost and its price is less than its average cost. Therefore, it should: A. Increase output until MR = 0 B. Increase its price C. Decrease output until MR = MC D. Shutdown Immediately E. Increase output until MR = MC
At a firm's current level of production, marginal revenue is less than marginal cost (MR<MC). A profit- maximizing firm will decrease prices. increase output O decrease output. shut down.
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Say a monopolist knew that at the current price for its product demand is inelastic. If marginal costs for this firm are zero, then in order to maximize profits this monopolist should A increase output. reduce output. keep output at the same level. D decrease its price.
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At a firm's current level of production, marginal revenue is greater than marginal cost (MR>MC).A profit-maximizing firm will increase prices. increase output decrease output. O shut down.
Monopolies supply a level of output where their marginal cost equals their marginal revenue. If a pandemic somehow increases their cost of production (including marginal costs), what will happen to their level of output, profit level, and deadweight loss to society? Word limit is 50-150 words.