5 Question 2The Tiny Incelligencer is a profit-maximizing sirgle-price monopoly. The graphshows the marginal cost of printing the Tiny Incelligencer and the marketdemand for itBnce and cost (ces per nevwscaserCrty wCes per day3tries letWhat is the efficient number of copies of the Tiny Intelligencer to produce, andat what price could this number of copies be sold?The efficient number of newspapers is ye copies, and the price isType cents a copy.3 tries leftSandy Cove Rescrt is a single-price monopoly and the only beach activity itoffers is jet ski rides. The graph shows the marginal cos: of a jet ski ride andthe demand for jet ski rides.On the graph draw the resort's marginal revenue curve. Label i: MR.Draw a shape to show the consumer surplus that is redistributed fromconsumers to the resort as a result of :he marke: being a single-pricemonopoly rather than perfectly competitive. Label it 1.Draw a shape to show the deadweight loss created. Label it 2.>>> Draw only the objects specified in the question.Pnce and cos: (sollars per nde)MCCuaney (nde per hourSeectRectange

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Question 2 The Tiny Incelligencer is a profo-maximizing srg'eprice monopoly. The graph shows the marginal cost of printing the Tiny Incelligencer and the market demand for it. Bcend ces ces peescae Jeres iet What is the eff cent number of cop es of she Tiny Intelligencer to produce, and at what price could this number ef copes be sold? The efficient number of newspapers is ye copies, and the price is Typn cents a copy.

Question 2 The Tiny Incelligencer is a profo-maximizing srg'eprice monopoly. The graph shows the marginal cost of printing the Tiny Incelligencer and the market demand for it. Bcend ces ces peescae Jeres iet What is the eff cent number of cop es of she Tiny Intelligencer to produce, and at what price could this number ef copes be sold? The efficient number of newspapers is ye copies, and the price is Typn cents a copy.

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