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When comparing a monopoly equilibrium to a competitive market equilibrium, the consumer suffers two types of losses. They are
◦ a loss of consumer surplus due to the output that is not produced, and the transfer of consumer surplus to the monopolist.
◦ the deadweight loss due to the output that is produced beyond the competitive level, and the transfer of consumer surplus to the monopolist.
◦ the deadweight loss due to the output that is not produced and the transfer of producer surplus to the monopolist.
◦ the loss of both consumer surplus and producer surplus.
◦ the deadweight loss due to the output that is produced and the reduced incentive for innovation by the monopolist.
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Reply #1 on: Oct 12, 2022
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