In Figure 29.1, the area that represents the amount the consumers pay the producer under monopoly is
A. OPPCCQPC.
B. OFCQPC.
C. OFEQmonopoly.
D. OPmonopolyBQmonopoly.
Answer: D
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A) different; different; different B) identical; different; different C) different; different; identical D) identical; different; identical E) identical; identical; different
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A) the firm's profits will be zero or negative, and the firm will fail in the long run. B) the firm's profits will be zero or negative, and the firm will fail in the short run. C) the firm's profits will be positive or negative, and the firm will fail in the short run. D) the firm's profits will be positive or negative, and the firm will fail in the long run.
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A) 6; 3.5 B) 3; 5.5 C) 3; 3.5 D) 6; 5.5