ECON-200 Chapter Notes - Chapter 15: Deadweight Loss, Price Discrimination, Demand Curve

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A firm can raise its price without losing all its customers (firm is a price maker). Implies the firm has a downward sloping demand curve. A key resource owned by a single firm. Another example is a human resource (a person or group of people) that allows a firm to make a superior product) Margin revenue for a monopolist (figure 3) The optimal p* and q* for a monopolist (figure 4) Intersects the price axis at the same point as the demand curve. Twice as steep as the demand curve. Just as for a competitive firm, the profits will be maximized where mr = mc. First determine the q* where mr = mc. Then determine the p* which results in a demand of q*. That is, on the graph go straight up from q* (point where mr = Mc) until you reach the demand curve and stop. Then you are at the monopolist"s optimal price.

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