Question

Under Dumping a monopolist's demand curve in the world market is?
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Answer 1

Answer:

When a monopolist sells products at higher price in the home market and lower prices in the international market, it is called dumping. Dumping is done in case of international trade in which an organization exports its products at a price lower than the price it charges in its own country.

Answer 2

Under the dumping of monopolist demands on the world market are:

• The only difference between the two is that under apartheid both markets are domestic and under domestic market and one foreign market.

• On disposal, one person sells his property at a higher price in the domestic market and at a lower price in the foreign market.

• Currency demand curve facing monopolist is the horizontal line which is also the MR curve because the foreign market is considered to be fully flexible.

• The demand curve in the domestic market with a small expandable product demand is a downward downtrend of D H and a corresponding income curve by MR H.

• If a monopolist sells products at high prices in the domestic market and low prices in the international market, it is called a dump.