Question

A monopolists decision about how much unit to sell.​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

A monopolists decision about how much unit to sell relates to microeconomics.

• Microeconomics is a major branch of economics that explores how choices are taken by individual units in an economy. For example, a single company, or a single household.
• It is opposed to macroeconomics, which deals with the entire economy's averages and aggregates, such as interest rates, inflation rate, GDP, etc.
• A monopolist is an individual or an enterprise dominating a specific commodity for entire market and also deciding how much to sell.
• They are more likely to believe in policies supporting monopolies when granted greater management. There is no motivation for a monopolist to change their commodity when clients have no alternatives.