6. A monopolist firm has two long-run choices: producing with short-run cost function C(q) = 30 + 5q, or exiting the market. If the inverse demand function of the market is p(g) = 15 – q, will the...


6. A monopolist firm has two long-run choices: producing with short-run cost function<br>C(q) = 30 + 5q, or exiting the market. If the inverse demand function of the market is<br>p(g) = 15 – q, will the monopolist shut down in the short run? Will it exit the market<br>in the long run?<br>A. Shut down in the short run; exit in the long run<br>B. Shut down in the short run; not exit in the long run<br>C. Not shut down in the short run; exit in the long run<br>D. Not shut down in the short run; not exit in the long run<br>

Extracted text: 6. A monopolist firm has two long-run choices: producing with short-run cost function C(q) = 30 + 5q, or exiting the market. If the inverse demand function of the market is p(g) = 15 – q, will the monopolist shut down in the short run? Will it exit the market in the long run? A. Shut down in the short run; exit in the long run B. Shut down in the short run; not exit in the long run C. Not shut down in the short run; exit in the long run D. Not shut down in the short run; not exit in the long run

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