Short run price output determination by monopolist
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Short run price output determination by monopolist .
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In the short run the monopolist can either maximise profits or minimise losses.
- The monopolist behaves appropriately like every other corporation in the short term as they can not vary all their key factors of economic production.
- By typically generating the economic output for which marginal cost (MC) equals marginal revenue (MR), a monopolist can maximise benefit or can mitigate potential losses.
- The complex relationship between premium price and average overall cost depends on whether a potential profit or potential loss is made or not.
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