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shape of revenue curve of a monopolist​

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Answered by parulll02
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Monopoly is a market structure with a single firm selling a unique good. ... For a perfectly competitive firm with no market control, the total revenue curve is a straight line. For firms with more market control, especially monopoly, the total revenue curve is "hump shaped," increasing, reaching a peak, then declining.

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Monopoly is a market structure with a single firm selling a unique good. ... For a perfectly competitive firm with no market control, the total revenue curve is a straight line. For firms with more market control, especially monopoly, the total revenue curve is "hump shaped," increasing, reaching a peak, then declining...

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