Use the following to answer questions:
Figure: The Monopolist 
-(Figure: The Monopolist) Look at the figure The Monopolist. If this monopolist were forced to act like a perfect competitor, it would produce _____ units and sell at _____.
Definitions:
Indirect Bankruptcy Costs
Expenses related to bankruptcy that are not direct costs such as legal and administrative fees, including damage to corporate reputation and loss of business opportunities.
Corporate Default
A failure of a company to fulfill its financial obligations, such as missing a debt payment.
Lost Sales
Revenue that a company could have earned but didn't, due to stockouts, inadequate capacity, or other factors.
Debt/Equity Ratio
An indicator of how the financing of company assets is divided between shareholder equity and debt.
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