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A graph plots Price (dollar per unit) versus Quantity (units per week). In the graph, the horizontal axis ranges from 0 to 80 with an increment of 20 units. The vertical axis ranges from 0 to 100 with an increment of 20 units. The graph plots two slopes from top left to mid-right and bottom left respectively, a horizontal line from (0, 50) to (80, 50) is labeled M C, and three closed points (20, 50), (20, 75), and (40, 50). The first slope that falls through (0, 100) to (40, 0) is labeled M R and the second slope that falls through (0, 100) to (80, 0) is labeled D.

Figure 12.4.6

Refer to Figure 12.4.6, which shows a monopoly. In which of the following situations would the market outcome be efficient?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of a single-price monopoly?
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An image of four graphs plots price versus Quantity. The graphs are as follows. In the graphs, the points plotted on the y-axis are P sub 0. The graphs plot two slopes from top left to mid-bottom and bottom-right respectively and a rising slope from mid-left to top right. In the first, second, third, and fourth graph, the first slope falls from top left to mid of x-axis labeled M R. The second slope falls from top left to the bottom right of x-axis labeled D. The rising slope passes through the mid of the second slope is labeled M C. The area covered by the rising curve and the slope is shaded.

Figure 12.3.2

Consider Figure 12.3.2, which shows four different market outcomes. The light grey area shows consumer surplus, and the dark grey area shows producer surplus. Which graph illustrates a single-price monopoly?
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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 redistribution of surplus from consumers to the producer with a single-price monopoly, as compared to a perfectly competitive market?
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A graph plots price versus Quantity. In the graph, the points plotted on the x axis are Q sub 0, Q sub 1, Q sub 2, Q sub 3, and Q sub 4 and the points plotted on the y axis are P sub 1, P sub 2, and P sub 3. The graph plots two slopes from top left to mid-bottom and bottom right labeled M R and D, respectively. A horizontal line (0, P sub 0) from mid-left to mid-right is labeled M C. A convex curve from top left to bottom right, falling through (Q sub 0.5, P sub 3), (Q sub 1, P sub 2.5) to (Q sub 3, P sub 2). There are seven closed points A (Q sub 1, P sub 3), B (Q sub 1, P sub 2), C (Q sub 1, P sub 0), D (Q sub 2, P sub 2), E (Q sub 2, P sub 0), F (Q sub 3, P sub 0), and G (Q sub 3, P sub 2).

Figure 12.3.4

Refer to Figure 12.3.4, which shows natural monopoly. At which of the following outcomes is total surplus created at a maximum?
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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 monopoly's total revenue?
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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 12.4.5

Which area in Figure 12.4.5 indicates the deadweight loss from a perfect price-discriminating monopoly?
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A graph plots price (dollar per ticket) versus Quantity (tickets per week). 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 convex curve from mid-left to top right, and four closed points (30, 2.00), (30, 3.50), (50, 2.50), and (60, 2.00). The first slope falls through (0, 5.00) to (50, 0.00) is labeled M R and the second slope falls through (0, 5.00) to (100, 0.00) is labeled D. The convex curve rises through (10, 1.50), (30, 2.00), (50, 2.50) to (80, 4.00) is labeled M C.

Figure 12.2.3

Refer to Figure 12.2.3, which shows the market with a single-price monopoly. How many tickets does this monopoly sell to maximize economic profit?
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Table 11.2.5

The two columns of the table are titled Quantity in tatoos per hour and Total cost in dollars per hour.The rows display the data as follows:0; 101; 252; 353; 504; 705; 956; 125

Refer to Table 11.2.5, which shows the total cost schedule of a perfectly competitive firm called Archibald's Tattoos. If the price of a tattoo is $12.50, what is Archibald's economic profit?
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 Table 11.4.1

The four columns of the table are titled Quantity in boxes per week, Marginal cost in dollars per additional box, Average variable cost in dollars per box and Average total cost in dollars per box.The rows display the data as follows:200; 6.40; 7.80; 12.80250; 7.00; 7.00' 11.00300; 7.65; 7.10; 10.43350; 8.40; 7.20; 10.06400; 10.00; 7.50; 10.00450; 12.40; 8.00; 10.22500; 20.70; 9.00; 11.00

Refer to Table 11.4.1, which shows a perfectly competitive firm's costs when it uses its least-cost plant to produce paper. If, in the short run, the market price is $8.40 per box, what changes occur in the market in the long run? 

In the long run, the market price ________ a box and the equilibrium quantity produced by each firm in the long run ________ boxes a week.
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