Explain the equilibrium of a monopoly firm.
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The condition for equilibrium in a monopoly market is the same as in other markets: MC=MR.
The equilibrium price and output is determined at a point where the short-run marginal cost (SMC) equals marginal revenue (MR).
Since costs differ in the short-run, a firm with lower unit costs will be earning only normal profits.

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The equilibrium price and output is determined at a point where the short-run marginal cost (SMC) equals marginal revenue (MR).
Since costs differ in the short-run, a firm with lower unit costs will be earning only normal profits.
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