MONOPOLY

Nov 05, 2014

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MONOPOLY. Reasons for Monopoly Demand Vs. MR for a Monopolist Short Run Equilibrium Monopolist has no Supply Curve. MONOPOLY. Monos polein (single seller) Reasons for Monopoly Barriers to entry Legal barriers to entry (patents, utilities etc)

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MONOPOLY • Reasons for Monopoly • Demand Vs. MR for a Monopolist • Short Run Equilibrium • Monopolist has no Supply Curve
MONOPOLY • Monos polein (single seller) • Reasons for Monopoly • Barriers to entry • Legal barriers to entry (patents, utilities etc) • Natural Monopoly (Large Fixed costs, downward sloping AC & MC) • Imperfect factor Mobility
Monopoly TR, AR & MR
Monopoly TR, AR & MR

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