Economic profit for a monopoly | Microeconomics | Khan Academy
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Learn about how to represent a monopoly market graphically in this video. Topics covered include the profit-maximizing quantity, pricing decisions, and deadweight loss associated with monopolies.
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Pakistan automobile market has been a monopoly of Toyota in SUVs and pickup truck Suzuki in small cars and Honda in sedans from 1980s till 2020 and government sealed this market for others the result is expected a Honda civic 11gen cost in america is 22350$ msrp and in Pakistan it is 34220$ for base variant and a Camry is 40000$ in america and 111117$ in Pakistan I think its enough evidence to prove that perfect monopoly exist in the world
If PRICE is constant than AR = MR
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Calculate profit based on violence is the dumbest study you can do. How a stealer can calculate profits of a bank robbery? Violence is not measurable.
Also you can't have profits on anything. You give a product or service and you put a price.
100% of the final price is 100% the cost.
You bought a limited edition t-shirt for $1000, you sell it at $1500 you don't have $500 profits. $1000 is the product cost, $500 is the cost for the time you invested to get the shirt before someone else.
Nobody works for $0, that's a gift. So If you sell the T-shirt for $1000 you would be working for free.
Ok? 🤨