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The following figure shows the market demand curve for penicillin, an antibiotic medicine. Initially, the market was supplied by perfectly competitive firms. Later, the government granted the exclusive right to produce and sell penicillin to one firm. The figure also shows the marginal revenue curve (MR) of the firm once it begins to operate as a monopoly. The marginal cost is constant at $3, irrespective of the market structure.
The following figure shows the market demand curve for penicillin, an antibiotic medicine. Initially, the market was supplied by perfectly competitive firms. Later, the government granted the exclusive right to produce and sell penicillin to one firm. The figure also shows the marginal revenue curve (MR)  of the firm once it begins to operate as a monopoly. The marginal cost is constant at $3, irrespective of the market structure.    -Refer to the figure above.What is the change in consumer surplus when the market changes from perfect competition to a monopoly? A)  Consumer surplus increases by 30 units. B)  Consumer surplus decreases by 45 units. C)  Consumer surplus increases by 90 units. D)  Consumer surplus decreases by 135 units.
-Refer to the figure above.What is the change in consumer surplus when the market changes from perfect competition to a monopoly?

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