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Economics
Monopolies
Profit Maximization
Suppose that a monopolist faces a demand curve of D (p) =10-P and has fixed supply of 7 units output to sell. What is the profit maximum price and what is its maximum profit?
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The maximum price is 3 and the maximum profit is 21.
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