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Llanis Llanis
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6 years ago
A perfect-price-discriminating monopoly maximizes social welfare as measured by the sum of producer surplus plus consumer surplus.
True or False? Provide an explanation.
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6 years ago
True ... Because Unlike the competitive market, however, social welfare is all producer surplus. There is no consumer surplus. Thus, while a perfect-price-discriminating monopoly is efficient, many are troubled by it based upon distributional issues.
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