Question 60 of 100 A monopolist makes self-cleaning jackets. At a price of
$100
each, it can sell 20 jackets. At a price of
$98
each, it can sell 21 jackets. Assume the monopolist cannot price discriminate. When charging
$100
per jacket, total revenue is $ When charging
$98
per jacket, total revenue is
$
So the marginal revenue of selling the 21 st jacket is
$
What is true about any firm facing a downward-sloping demand curve? Marginal revenue is always
◻
equal to price. less than price. more than price.

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Question 60 of 100 A monopolist makes self-cleaning jackets. At a price of

$100

each, it can sell 20 jackets. At a price of

$98

each, it can sell 21 jackets. Assume the monopolist cannot price discriminate. When charging

$100

per jacket, total revenue is $ When charging

$98

per jacket, total revenue is

$

So the marginal revenue of selling the 21 st jacket is

$

What is true about any firm facing a downward-sloping demand curve? Marginal revenue is always

◻

equal to price. less than price. more than price.

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