-In the above figure, what would be the profit or loss at the marginal cost pricing point for this natural monopolist?

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At the marginal cost pricing point, a natural monopolist typically incurs a loss because the price is set equal to the marginal cost, which is often below average total cost. The loss is calculated as the difference between total cost and total revenue at this point.

-In the Above Figure, What Would Be the Profit or Loss