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- The figure shows what type of market? >>Please add an explanation of how natural monopoly differs in graph vs. normal monopoly.arrow_forwardSuppose that Pretzel stands in NY are a competitive industry and De Beers Diamonds is a monopoly. Which of the following is correct? Group of answer choices 1. For Pretzel stands, price equals marginal cost; for De Beers, price exceeds marginal cost. 2. For Pretzel stands, price exceeds marginal cost; for De Beers, price equals marginal cost. 3. For Pretzel stands, price equals marginal cost; for De Beers, price equals marginal cost. 4. For Pretzel stands, price exceeds marginal cost; for De Beers, price exceeds marginal cost.arrow_forwardI know that profit maximization for both a competitive and monopolistic market is MC=MR, however MR=P is applicable only in a competitive market and this is a monopoly. How do I solve this?arrow_forward
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