Assertion: monopolist's revenue | /r/HasProperty | negative
Facets:
value: in other words
type: OTHER
value: depending on costs
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Again, if price and output were fixed at the stage where e p <1 (i.e., at R in the figure), marginal cost must be negative as here marginal revenue is negative.
text: The marginal revenue is positive, but it is lower than the price associated with it because lowering the price will:
text: It may seem counterintuitive that marginal revenue could ever be zero or negative: after all, doesn’t an increase in quantity sold not always mean more revenue?
text: In other words, marginal revenue is negative.
text: It may seem counterintuitive that marginal revenue could ever be zero or negative: after all, does an increase in quantity sold not always mean more revenue?
text: As the quantity sold becomes higher, the drop in price affects a greater quantity of sales, eventually causing a situation where more sales cause marginal revenue to be negative.
text: Can marginal revenue ever be negative?
text: It may seem counterintuitive that marginal revenue could ever be zero or negative: after all, doesn’t an increase in quantity sold always mean more revenue?
text: In other words, marginal revenue is negative.
text: It may seem counterintuitive that marginal revenue could ever be zero or negative: after all, doesn’t an increase in quantity sold not always mean more revenue?
text: In other words, marginal revenue is negative.
text: It may seem counterintuitive that marginal revenue could ever be zero or negative: after all, does an increase in quantity sold not always mean more revenue?
text: As the quantity sold becomes higher, the drop in price affects a greater quantity of sales, eventually causing a situation where more sales cause marginal revenue to be negative.
text: When marginal revenue is positive, demand is elastic; and when marginal revenue is negative, demand is inelastic.
text: If the demand is inelastic, then marginal revenue is negative.
text: Marginal revenue can be negative depending on costs.
text: Where marginal revenue is negative, demand is price inelastic.
text: C. in the price range where marginal revenue is negative.
text: When marginal revenue is positive, demand is elastic; and when marginal revenue is negative, demand is inelastic.
text: If the demand is elastic, then marginal revenue is positive.
text: Where marginal revenue is positive, demand is price elastic.
text: Because a monopoly firm will generally operate where marginal revenue is positive, we see once again that it will operate in the elastic range of its demand curve.
text: D. in the price range where marginal revenue is positive.
text: In the price range where Marginal revenue is positive.
text: A nondiscriminating profit-maximizing monopolist: A. will never produce in the output range where marginal revenue is positive.
text: For a pure monopolist the relationship between total revenue and marginal revenue is such that: A. marginal revenue is positive when total revenue is at a maximum.
text: B. total revenue is positive when marginal revenue is increasing, but total revenue becomes negative when marginal revenue is decreasing.
text: C. marginal revenue is positive when total revenue is increasing, but marginal revenue becomes negative when total revenue is decreasing.
text: D. marginal revenue is positive so long as total revenue is positive.
text: D. marginal revenue is positive so long as total revenue is positive.
text: B. marginal revenue would be positive.
text: B. marginal revenue will be positive but declining.
text: C. marginal revenue will be positive and rising.