In the year 2050, all of the residents of the planet Mars get their electricity from Tesla Mars. All of the profits from Tesla Mars are used to fund annual Tesla Mars dividends for residents of Mars. You may assume that all residents of Mars are identical, with the same demand for electricity and each owning an equal share of Tesla Mars stock. Only residents of Mars own Tesla Mars. True or False: Mars residents won't care if Telsa Mars charges monopoly prices because all of the profits from Telsa Mars are returned to Mars residents/Tesla Mars shareholders in the form of dividends. Explain your answer using a diagram. You must clearly explain your reasoning in order to receive credit.

In the year 2050, all of the residents of the planet Mars get their electricity from Tesla Mars. All of the profits from Tesla Mars are used to fund annual Tesla Mars dividends for residents of Mars. You may assume that all residents of Mars are identical, with the same demand for electricity and each owning an equal share of Tesla Mars stock. Only residents of Mars own Tesla Mars. True or False: Mars residents won't care if Telsa Mars charges monopoly prices because all of the profits from Telsa Mars are returned to Mars residents/Tesla Mars shareholders in the form of dividends. Explain your answer using a diagram. You must clearly explain your reasoning in order to receive credit.

Economics (MindTap Course List)

13th Edition

ISBN:9781337617383

Author:Roger A. Arnold

Publisher:Roger A. Arnold

Chapter25: Government And Product Markets: Antitrust And Regulation

Section: Chapter Questions

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