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None of the curves are labeled, but they should look familiar. Let\'s say the gr

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None of the curves are labeled, but they should look familiar. Let's say the graph depicts a monopoly. And the only numbers you'll need in any of your calculations are those actually shown on the graph. Along the vertical axis, from top to bottom, those numbers read: 35, 32, 27, 25, 22, and 21; along the horizontal axis, from left to right, those numbers read: 310, 400, 490. (The graph is not strictly to scale.)

The orange-shaded rectangle in the above figure represents

profits because P > ATC at Q*

Explanation / Answer

profits because P > ATC at Q*

As monopoly produce where MR = MC, hence P > ATC

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