Exhibit 9-15 
Why might the true deadweight loss from a nondiscriminating monopolist be lower than the loss indicated in Exhibit 9-15
A) b, c, and e are correct
B) Resources may be spent to maintain the monopoly
C) The monopolist might engage in rent seeking
D) Inefficiency may increase because the monopolist is insulated from competition
E) The monopolist might charge a lower price to discourage entry
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Q176: Exhibit 9-14 Q177: Exhibit 9-14 Q178: For a nondiscriminating monopolist, which of the Q179: Monopolists can earn positive economic profits in Q180: Unlike perfectly competitive firms, monopolists can Q182: An important difference between a perfectly competitive Q183: Relative to a perfectly competitive market, as Q184: In the long run, which of the Q185: For a nondiscriminating monopolist, which of the Q186: When compared to firms in perfect competition,
A)earn positive
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