A monopoly’s situation and decision process will differ from that of a perfectly competitive firm:
- Only if there is stiff competition.
- Whenever there is stiff competition.
- Because a monopoly faces no competition.
- Because a monopoly faces stiff competition.
- All of the above.
A monopolist perceives the demand curve that it faces:
- Only through normative analysis.
- Without positive analysis.
- To be left of the market demand curve.
- To be the same as the market demand curve.
- To be right of the market demand curve.
If the monopolist chooses a high level of output:
- It will make the most profit possible.
- It cannot be profitable.
- It can charge only a relatively low price.
- It might be illegal.
- All of the above.
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