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The following figures show the demand and cost curves of a perfectly competitive firm and a monopoly respectively.Figure 11.7
D: Average Revenue
AC: Average cost
MC: Marginal cost
MR: Marginal cost
-Why does an efficiency loss arise under monopoly rather than under perfect competition?
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