-The above figure represents the cost,market demand,and marginal revenue curves for a monopoly.
a.Indicate the price and quantity a single-price monopoly selects by labeling the price Pm and the quantity Qm.
b.In the figure,lightly shade in the area that represents the single-price monopoly's economic profit.
c.Indicate the quantity a perfectly price-discriminating monopoly selects by labeling it Qppd.
d.In the figure,more darkly shade in the area that represents the additional economic profit the monopoly earns as a result of the perfect price discrimination.
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