In a single-price monopoly market
A) total benefit (the sum of consumer and producer surplus) is as large as it can possibly be
B) price and output are higher than they would be in an otherwise similar perfectly competitive market
C) price and output are lower than they would be in an otherwise similar perfectly competitive market
D) the quantity produced is artificially low,thereby creating an inefficiency
E) the price charged is artificially low,thereby creating an inefficiency
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Q34: Government can play a crucial role in
Q35: A monopoly's
A)supply curve is the same as
Q36: Single-price monopoly is inefficient because
A)side payments are
Q37: A market failure occurs when
A)a market equilibrium
Q38: A monopolist that price discriminates
A)produces too much
Q40: Firms produce too little output
A)when tort laws
Q41: Left to itself,a natural monopoly will produce
A)nothing
B)the
Q42: Pollution is a form of market failure
Q43: Suppose that Pat has the legal right
Q44: A natural monopoly,left to itself,
A)will take over
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