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Can a monopoly make positive economic profit in the long run?

A monopoly ________ make positive economic profit in the long run because ________.
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A graph plots price (dollar per ticket) versus Quantity (tickets per week). In the graph, the horizontal axis ranges from 0 to 100 with an increment of 10 units. The vertical axis ranges from 0.00 to 5.00 with an increment of 1.0 units. The graph plots two slopes from top left to mid-right and bottom left respectively, a horizontal line from (0, 2.00) to (100, 2.00) is labeled M C, and four closed points (30, 2.00), (30, 3.50), (50, 2.50), and (60, 2.00). The first slope that falls through (0, 5.00) to (50, 0.00) is labeled M R, and the second slope that falls through (0, 5.00) to (100, 0.00) is labeled D.

Figure 12.4.1

Refer to Figure 12.4.1, which shows the market for monopoly. If this monopoly practises perfect price discrimination, what is the lowest price this monopoly charges for a ticket?
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A graph plots price versus Quantity. The graph is as follows. In the graph, the points plotted on the y axis are I, F, H, G, and K. The graph plots two slopes from top left to mid-bottom and bottom-right respectively, a rising slope from mid-left to top right. There are four closed points labeled A, B, C, and D. The first slope falls from K to mid of x-axis labeled M R, and the second slope falls from K to the bottom right of x-axis labeled D. The rising slope passes through (0, I), C, and D are labeled M C.

Figure 12.3.3

Consider Figure 12.3.3, which shows the market outcome. Which area highlights the difference in producer surplus between a single-price monopoly and a perfectly competitive market?
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A graph plots price versus Quantity. The graph is as follows. In the graph, the points plotted on the y axis are I, F, H, G, and K. The graph plots two slopes from top left to mid-bottom and bottom-right respectively, a rising slope from mid-left to top right. There are four closed points labeled A, B, C, and D. The first slope falls from K to mid of x-axis labeled M R, and the second slope falls from K to the bottom right of x-axis labeled D. The rising slope passes through (0, I), C, and D are labeled M C.

Figure 12.3.3

Consider Figure 12.3.3, which shows the market outcome. If the market is perfectly competitive, which area indicates producer surplus?
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The horizontal axis represents quantity in thousands of bottles per year and ranges from 0 to 1000 with interval 250. The vertical axis represents price in cents per bottle and ranges from 0 to 100 with interval 10. A straight downward-sloping curve that intersects the y-axis at 100 and and the x-axis at 1000 is labeled D. A straight downward-sloping curve that intersects the y-axis at 100 and the x-axis at 500 is labeled MR. A downward sloping curve that is initially steep and becomes less steep is labeled ATC. The D curve and the ATC curve intersect at (800,20).

Figure 12.5.1

Refer to Figure 12.5.1, which shows data for a natural monopoly that bottles spring water. Its total fixed cost is $80,000 per year, and its marginal cost is 10 cents a bottle. If the industry is unregulated what is the monopoly's output?
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Table 12.4.1

The two columns of the table are titled Price in dollars per unit and Quantity demanded in units per hour. The rows display the data as follows:8; 07; 16; 25; 34; 43; 52; 61; 7

Refer to Table 12.4.1, which shows the demand schedule for the good produced by a monopoly. If this monopoly perfectly price discriminates and its marginal cost is constant at $3 per unit, how many units does the monopoly produce?
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A graph plots price (dollar per unit) versus Quantity (units per week). The horizontal axis ranges from 0 to 80 with an increment of 10 units. The vertical axis ranges from 0 to 100 with an increment of 10 units. The graph plots two slopes from top left to mid-right and bottom left respectively, a convex curve from mid-left to mid-top, and three closed points (20, 50), (20, 75), and (30, 62). The first slope falls through (0, 100) to (40, 0) is labeled M R, and the second slope falls through (0, 100) to (80, 0) is labeled D. The convex curve rises through (5, 40), (20, 50), (30, 62) to (45, 90) is labeled M C.

Figure 12.3.1

Refer to Figure 12.3.1, which shows the market for a good. What is the market price of the good?

If the producer is a perfectly competitive firm, the market price is ________ per unit, but if the producer is a single-price monopoly, the price is ________ per unit.
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What is a price cap and why might a price cap be a more effective way of regulating natural monopoly than rate of return?

A price cap is a ________ and it is more effective than rate of return regulation when ________.
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Which of the following statements about a natural monopoly is correct?

The long-run average cost curve of the firm ________ over the relevant range of outputs.
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Which of the following events occur when a perfectly competitive industry is taken over by a single-price monopoly?
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