Question

g If a monopolist is producing a level of output where MR exceeds MC, then it should Group of answer choices Lower its output. None of the Answers are Correct. Raise its price. Increase its output.

Answer 1

If a monopolist is producing a level of output where MR exceeds MC, then it should Increase its output.

What happens if MR exceeds MC?

• MR is the result of the sale of an additional unit, added to TR. When an additional unit is produced, MC is added to TC.
• Thus, TR-TC becomes maximum for greatest profit when MR=MC.
• The producer will keep making products as long as MR is greater than MC since it will increase his earnings.
• The monopolist will choose the level of output that maximizes profits, where MR = MC, and then set the price for that amount of output according to the market demand curve.
• The monopolist makes a profit if the price is higher than the average cost.
• If the marginal cost exceeds the marginal revenue, the unit is not economically viable for the company to create because it costs more than it makes.

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