A monopoly and a dominant firm in the same graph

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By showing the behavior of both a monopoly and a dominant firm in the same graph, show that monopoly profits are greater than the profit of a dominant firm in the no-entry equilibrium. Show how much consumers benefit from buying from a dominant firm-competitive fringe rather than from a monopoly. (Hint: A firm's variable costs are the area under its marginal cost curve up to the relevant output.)

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