The main problem with imposing the socially optimal price (P = MC) on a monopoly is that
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The main problem with imposing the socially optimal price (P = MC) on a monopoly is that the socially optimal price:
a. May be so low that the regulated monopoly can’t break even.
b. May cause the regulated monopoly to engage in price discrimination.
c. May be higher than the monopoly price
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Microeconomics Principles, Problems and Policies
ISBN: 978-1259450242
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Authors: Campbell R. McConnell, Stanley L. Brue, Sean Masaki Flynn
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