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When a monopolist increases the quantity that it sells, all else equal, total revenue increases, which is called the output effect.
Private Restrictions
Limitations imposed by private parties rather than governmental entities on the use of property, often found in deeds or homeowners' association rules.
Land
The solid part of the earth's surface including the ground and all natural resources and features.
Zoning Restrictions
Zoning restrictions regulate the use and development of real estate in specified areas, often determining the type of buildings that can be constructed.
Variance
A permission granted by a government or regulatory body to deviate from the strict enforcement of zoning laws or regulations.
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