In the game in Scenario 13.17, Incumbent Monopoly has
A) an incentive to threaten accommodation, which would be credible.
B) an incentive to threaten war, which would be credible.
C) an incentive to threaten accommodation, which wouldn't be credible.
D) an incentive to threaten war, which wouldn't be credible.
E) no incentive to make a threat.
Question 2
Refer to Figure 10.2. In moving from the competitive level of output and price to the monopoly level of output and price, the monopolist is able to add to producer surplus:
A) the area BCEF.
B) the area BCEF less the area GFH.
C) the area BCEH.
D) the area BCEH less the area GFH.
E) none of the above
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