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GROWTH RATE OF PRODUCTION: The percentage change in (usually real) gross domestic product from one year to the next. This is used to indicate the degree of progress or economic growth of an economy.

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Lesson 18: Monopoly | Unit 3: Output Page: 17 of 30

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  • Analysis of monopoly production in the short run also can be had with a comparison of marginal revenue and marginal cost values.

  • These two marginal measures are presented in the fourth and sixth columns.

    • Marginal Revenue (MR): The fourth column displays marginal revenue, which declines from a high of $10 per unit for the first unit to a low of -$1 per unit for the twelfth unit.

    • Marginal Cost (MC): The sixth column presents the marginal cost. It starts at $7, declines to a low of $3.50, the rises again to $25.

  • The monopoly would produce 7 units, where marginal revenue and marginal cost are equal.


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