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Running head: MONOPOLY PRICE RELATIONSHIP TO DEMAND Monopoly Price Relationship to Demand Elasticity Name Institutional affiliation 1 MONOPOLY PRICE RELATIONSHIP TO DEMAND 2 Monopoly Price Relationship to Demand Elasticity Introduction From what I have learned about the relationship between monopoly price and whether or not demand is elastic, unitary or inelastic, I can attest that a monopolist can charge any amount for its worth regardless of the constraint in terms of demand. No monopolist is seriously given protection by high barriers to entry, which can need for consumers to buy its commodities. Since monopolist is the only firm present in the market, the demand curve becomes the same as that in the market. This is not the case when it comes to an excellently competitive firm whose curve slopes downward. “Ped is important to firms in the sense that they can use it to make p ...
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