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BaLLatris [955]
1 year ago
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1.the profit maximizing monopolist would achieve loss minimization when... a.total cost equals total revenue. b.price is below a

verage variable cost. c.price is above average total cost. d.price is between average total cost and average variable cost.
Business
1 answer:
dmitriy555 [2]1 year ago
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The profit maximizing monopolist would achieve loss minimization when <u>price is above average total cost.</u>

What is monopolist?
An individual, group, or business that completely dominates the market for a specific good or service is known as a monopolist. A monopolist is likely to support legislation that strengthens oligopolies because it gives them more authority. Due to the lack of competition, a monopolist has very little incentive to enhance their product. Instead, they are driven by a desire to preserve the monopoly. When a monopolist has become the sole supplier of a specific good or service, a monopoly has formed. This is distinct from the a monopsony, which is when only one entity has the authority to make purchases of goods or services. It also differs from an oligopoly, which would be characterised by a small number of sellers controlling a market.

Therefore, the correct option is (C) <u>price is above average total cost </u>
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