Suppose a perfectly competitive industry can produce a product with total cost TC = 30 and themarket demand for the product is given by Q = 120- Suppose that the same market can be servedby a monopolist operates with the same cost and demand functions. How does the consumer surpluschange due to monopoly relative to perfect competition?O It falls by 3600It does not changeOIt falls by 6000It falls by 4800

In monopoly inefficient quantity is produced so it leads to deadweight loss in the society. When a…

Suppose a perfectly competitive industry can produce a product with total cost TC = 302 and the market demand for the product is given by Q = 120 - Suppose that the same market can be se by a monopolist operates with the same cost and demand functions. How does the consumer surp change due to monopoly relative to perfect competition? OIt falls by 3600 It does not change OIt falls by 6000 OIt falls by 4800

Suppose a perfectly competitive industry can produce a product with total cost TC = 302 and the market demand for the product is given by Q = 120 - Suppose that the same market can be se by a monopolist operates with the same cost and demand functions. How does the consumer surp change due to monopoly relative to perfect competition? OIt falls by 3600 It does not change OIt falls by 6000 OIt falls by 4800

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