Consider the following market with a single firm.

Demand: P = 180 - 2 Q

Marginal Cost: MC = 57 + Q

PART A. If the firm is a single price monopolist, it will produce a quantity Q_M = ____ . The equilibrium price will be P_M =__ __.

PART B. If this firm were a price taker and P = MC, it would produce a quantity Q = 41 and price P = 98. Given this, the monopoly deadweight loss (the money left on the table) is _____ dollars.

PART C. Now suppose the firm is a two-price monopolist, separating its customers along the lines of their reservation prices, with a high price retail market and a lower discount price market. The price and quantity in the retail market is the same as what you found in Part A. All remaining customers are potential buyers in the discount market.

The quantity that maximizes the monopolist's profits in the discount market is Q_D = ___ and the equilibrium price in the discount market is P_D = _____.

PART D. As a result of the monopolist offering a discount price, the monopoly deadweight loss is reduced to ___.