Refer to figure: Profit can always beincreased by increasing the level ofoutput by one unit if themonopolist is currently operating at(i)Qo.(i) Q1.(ii) Q2.(iv) Q3.Cost andRevenue(S)Curve CCurve DP,Curve ACurve BQ0, 0,Quartity(iv) only(iii) or (iv)O () or (ii)(1), (ii) or (iii)

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Refer to figure: Profit can always be increased by increasing the level of output by one unit if the monopolist is currently operating at (i)Qo.(ii) Q1.(ii) Q2.(iv) Q3. Cost and Revenue(S) Curve C Curve D Curve A Quarthy O (iv) only O (ii) or (iv) (1) or (ii) O (), (1) or (iii)

Refer to figure: Profit can always be increased by increasing the level of output by one unit if the monopolist is currently operating at (i)Qo.(ii) Q1.(ii) Q2.(iv) Q3. Cost and Revenue(S) Curve C Curve D Curve A Quarthy O (iv) only O (ii) or (iv) (1) or (ii) O (), (1) or (iii)

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