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Dealing with Natural Monopolies

The graph shows the demand curve (D), marginal cost curve (MC), marginal revenue curve (MR), and average total cost curve (ATC) for a natural monopoly.



Assume that P1=$7, P2=$12.50, P3=$12.75, P4=$25, Q1=30, Q2=103, and Q3=139. If regulators use the marginal cost rule to set price, what is the monopoly's loss? If the regulators use the average cost rule to set price, what is the monopoly's profit?
Please round your final answer to two decimal places.
◦ $25.75, $0
◦ $25.75, $764.50
◦ $764.50, $0
◦ $764.50, $25.75
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Marked as best answer by connormoss on Nov 23, 2022

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Reply #1 on: Nov 23, 2022
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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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