For a single-price monopolist, marginal revenue is less than price because
A) the revenue gain from the last unit sold is offset by a revenue loss on the units that previously had been sold at a higher price.
B) the revenue gain from the last unit sold is offset by further gains in price on units not sold at all.
C) total revenue always decreases as output increases.
D) the price does not have to be lowered on all previous units sold.
A
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Suppose a change in the stock market makes people feel wealthier, increases consumption, and shifts the aggregate-demand curve right. The change in the stock market must have been
a) an increase in stock prices. b) a decrease in stock prices. c) the stock market has no effect on wealth and consumption. d) no change in stock prices.
What function is money playing in each of these situations: a. You walk into a store in Germany and see that all the prices are in euros. b. You buy a candy bar for $1.25. c. Your Aunt Jane keeps $100 bills tucked into many books in her house
What will be an ideal response?