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If a monopolist is producing a level of output where MR exceeds MC, then it should:
A. Raise its price,
C. Increase its output,
B. Lower its output.
D. Shift its marginal cost curve upward
If a monopolist is producing a level of output where MR exceeds MC, then it should:
A. Raise its price,
C. Increase its output,
B. Lower its output.
D. Shift its marginal cost curve upward
Divya SinghLv10
5 Oct 2020
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A monopolist is able to maximize its profits by
| A |
setting the price at the level that will maximize its per-unit profit. |
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| B |
producing output where MR = MC and charging a price along the demand curve. |
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| C |
setting output at MR = MC and setting price at the demand curve's highest point. |
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| D |
producing maximum output where price is equal to its marginal cost. |
