ECON 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Economic Surplus, Perfect Competition, Rent-Seeking

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Econ 201 lecture 21 (chapter 10) part 2: monopoly (wednesday 14/11 week 11) Because of perfect price discrimination, d becomes mr curve. (since monopolist can tell how uch each consumer is willing to pay and charge them exactly at that price). Monopolist coincide with the perfect competition output q*=> no dwl involved anymore. They form a cartel and together reduce their level of output and raise the price => like monopolist. There is incentive for every player to cheat on each other. *example of a cartel: a full class of econ 201 (300 students) come together and agree on not studying anything for the final exam. In this case, input is the time and effort of studying, and ouptut is the grade of the course. We know that grade b- is going to be decided by the average grade of this class (the middle grade).

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