A monopolist faces two markets with demand functions given by q1 = 120 − p1 q2 = 120 − 2p2 The monopolist has no fixed costs of production, and the marginal cost of production is $10.   Suppose the monopolist charges the same price per unit of output in both markets. How much output is produced? What is the price of output? What is the monopolist’s profit?

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