A monopoly operates according to the following inverse demand function and total cost function where Q is output and P is the price in dollars.               P = 50 – 0.50Q                   Inverse Demand Function               TC = 20Q                           Total Cost Function Suppose that the monopoly sets price and output based on a two-part pricing strategy. Calculate the amount of output exchanged. Calculate the cost of the lump-sum access fee.

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