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Under what conditions can a monopoly firm attain equilibrium?

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Answered by DrPatelJi
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The monopolist, unlike perfectly competitive firm, faces a downward-sloping average revenue curve and his marginal revenue lies below average revenue curve. Therefore, in monopoly equilibrium when marginal cost is equal to marginal revenue, it is less than price (or average revenue).

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