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solmaris [256]
2 years ago
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Suppose when a monopolist produces 50 units its average revenue is $8 per unit, its marginal revenue is $4 per unit, its margina

l cost is $4 per unit, and its average total cost is $3 per unit. What can we conclude about this monopolist? a. The monopolist is currently maximizing profits, and its total profits are $200. b. The monopolist is currently maximizing profits, and its total profits are $250. c. The monopolist is not currently maximizing its profits; it should produce more units and charge a lower price to maximize profit. d. The monopolist is not currently maximizing its profits; it should produce fewer units and charger a higher price to maximize profit.
Business
1 answer:
Mamont248 [21]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

b. The monopolist is currently maximizing profits, and its total profits are $250

Explanation:

The computation of monopolist is shown below:-

The monopolist is producing 50 units ate which are

MR = $4

Price = $8

MC = $4

ATC = $3

This applies that

MR = MC

while

P > ATC

So the monopolist is making a profit by making profit-maximizing quantity.

Total profits are (P - ATC) × Q

= (8 - 3) × 50

= $250

Hence, b option is correct

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