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What are the conditions of equilibrium for a discriminating monopoly?

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Answered by DrPatelJi

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In other words, the equilibrium condition of a discriminating monopolist becomes: MR1 (marginal revenue in market A) = MR2 (marginal revenue in market B) = MC. These two conditions are nothing more than an application of the general principle of equilibrium, i.e., MR = MC.

Answered by Anonymous

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it is the condition for a discriminating Monopoly by the poorest section of the society must be food insecure most of the time

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