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Understanding Monopoly Economics

This document discusses monopoly, which is when a single firm controls the market for a good or service. It covers government-created monopolies through patents and copyrights, natural monopolies where one firm can produce at a lower cost, and characteristics of monopolies like being a price maker and having a downward sloping demand curve.

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Understanding Monopoly Economics

This document discusses monopoly, which is when a single firm controls the market for a good or service. It covers government-created monopolies through patents and copyrights, natural monopolies where one firm can produce at a lower cost, and characteristics of monopolies like being a price maker and having a downward sloping demand curve.

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CHAP 15.

MONOPOLY
The curve is whole the market, curve downward
Government regulation
- Government gives a single firm the exclusive right to produce some good or service
- Government-created monopolies
 Patent and copyright laws
 Higher prices*
 Higher profits
Natural monopoly (Độc quyền tự nhiên)
- A single firm can supply a good or service to an entire market
 At a smaller cost than could two or more firms
- Economies of scale over the relevant range of output
- Club goods
 Excludable but not rival in consumption
Variable Cost < Fixed Cost
Monopoly Competitive firm
Price maker Price taker
Sole producer One producer of many
Downward sloping demand: the market Demand is a horizontal line (Price)
demand curve
Total Revenue = Price x Quantity
Marginal Revenue = Delta Total Revenue / Delta Quantity
Average Revenue = Total Revenue / Quantity = Price

Price (mono) phải nằm trên Price curve.


In Monopoly, Price > Marginal Revenue. -> Mark-up
Profit tối đa tại giao điểm của MR và MC -> Quantity, kẻ đường vuông góc lên rồi chiếu lên
trên Price thì Profit tối đa.
P > MR = MC
Monopoly: Price (Mono) > Price (Competitive) , Quantity (Mono) < Price (Competitive), Higher
profit.
ĐƯỜNG CONSUMER SURPLUS NẰM DƯỚI ĐƯỜNG CUNG ( PRODUCE) VÀ TRÊN PRICE
_ Monopoly reduce efficiency , Create Dead Weight Loss.
Monopoly bring more Producer Surplus, Reduce Consumer Surplus, Reduce Total Surplus.
*Price discrimination: ( cùng 1 loại hàng hóa nhưng giá khác nhau)
_ can be viewed by Monopoly, Oligopoly, Monopolisitc Competition
*Perfect Price discrimination:

_ Tùy vào các nhóm khách hàng sẽ charge giá khác nhau.
Càng elastic giảm giá.
Profit = (P – ATC)/Q

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