Exhibit 9.13

-Refer to Exhibit 9.13.The true deadweight loss created by a monopolist that does not practice discrimination is most likely to be less than the loss indicated by the shaded area when _____

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Exhibit 9.13
 
-Refer to Exhibit 9.13.The true deadweight loss created by a monopolist that does not practice discrimination is most likely to be less than the loss indicated by the shaded area when _____

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When the monopolist charges lower prices to discourage competition, it may actually increase output and reduce deadweight loss compared to the situation where it charges a higher monopolistic price. This is because the lower prices can potentially attract more customers and deter new firms from entering the market. Therefore, the true deadweight loss may be less than what is indicated by the shaded area.

Exhibit 9.13 -Refer to Exhibit 9.13.The True Deadweight Loss Created by a Loss