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35. What are the remedies for monopoly? 36. Consider the following monopoly: Fixed Costs= $1000 Marginal Cost = $1 Demand schedule of households: P = 10-2Q. Assume there are 400 households. What is the market demand curve? What is the marginal revenue curve of the monopolist? What is monopolist's equilibrium price and quantity? What is his profit? 37. Find market equilibrium: P = 10 + 0.2 Q P= 70-0.1Q. Find the market equilibrium Price and Quantity. Also calculate the consumer and producer surplus. 38. What is the supply curve of a perfectly competitive firm? 39. why do demand curves intersect the coordinate axes? 40. Why do demand curves slope downward?

16. Why do sports have limited seasons? 17. Derive the demand good from the cardinal utility approach. Why does it slope downward? 18. Explain the diamond water paradox. 19. Write down the assumptions for analysis based on indifference curves (IC). 20. What is an Indifference map? What is the slope of an IC represent? 21. Explain consumer equilibrium through ordinal utility approach (Diagram, algebra and meaning). Derive the demand curve. 22. Explain the impact of changing price of a good on consumer equilibrium using Indifference Curves. 23. Draw the Indifference curves for normal goods, complements, substitutes, bads and neutral goods. 24. Explain the labour leisure decision of households. Also discuss the income and substitution effects of a wage change. 25. What choices does a profit maximizing firm make? 26. How is the short run defined in production? 27. Explain a production function. 28. Derive least cost technology using isocosts and isoquants. 29. Why does a monopolist face a downward sloping demand curve? 30. Why does a monopolist not possess a supply curve? 31. Explain the deadweight loss of monopoly. 32. Explain the efficiency of a perfectly competitive market. 33. Derive the equilibrium condition for: (a) a perfectly competitive firm; (b) For a monopoly. 34. Explain the various forms of price discrimination.