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The diagram below shows total revenue for a single- price monopolist.
The diagram below shows total revenue for a single- price monopolist.    FIGURE 10- 3 -Consider a monopolist that is able to distinguish between two distinct market segments,A and B,for its product.Marginal cost is constant at $18 for each unit produced.The firm is currently selling its output at a single price and allocating its output across segments such that marginal revenue in segment A is $25 and marginal revenue in segment B is $15.Is this firm maximizing its profit? A) Yes,because since marginal cost is constant,the firm must set a single price. B) No,this firm can increase its profits by price discriminating across the two market segments. C) Yes,because it has set a price such that MC is between the MRs of the two market segments. D) No,because it is only possible to equate MR and MC when there is a single MR curve. FIGURE 10- 3
-Consider a monopolist that is able to distinguish between two distinct market segments,A and B,for its product.Marginal cost is constant at $18 for each unit produced.The firm is currently selling its output at a single price and allocating its output across segments such that marginal revenue in segment A is $25 and marginal revenue in segment B is $15.Is this firm maximizing its profit?


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