Change: Profit maximizing price: Find MC= MR and draw a vertical line up to the demand curve. Draw a horizontal line. This is the price they set. How to determine the profit-maximizing output, profit-maximizing price, & economic profit (or minimized loss) in PM industries: Find the profit-maximizing   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 471)

Change: from changes in tastes that reduce the demand for PM its product LossesBoth →of PMthese reallocatefactors resourcescan lead to morelosses profiting- industriesinitially it will persist in operating at a loss and to stop incurring loss, the firm's owners will reallocate their resources   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 396)

Change: profit andprofit, NOT the maximum price Total, Not Unit, Profit: Output level may not be at maximum per-unit profit, but additional sales make up for lower unit profit, which in turn maximizes total profit. Possibility of losses by monopolist: Pure monopolist’s likelihood of earning   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 339)

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Change: A monopolist seeking to maximize total profit will emply the same rationale as a profit-seeking firm in a competitive industry. They will produce up to the output at which Marginal Revenue = Marginal Cost. No monopoly supply curve:Misconceptions concerning monopoly pricing:Not Highest Price:Misconception: Monopolists   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 125)

Change: Cost data:MR=MC rule:No monopoly supply curve:Misconceptions concerning monopoly pricing:Possibility of losses by monopolist:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 18)