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Name brand drugs are able to continue capitalizing on their market power even after generic drugs enter the market because (i)
Almost all people fear the generic drug companies are devoting too few resources to research and development.
(ii)
Some people fear that generic drugs are inferior.
(iii)
Some people are loyal to the name brand.
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(75) Which of the following statements is correct for a monopolist? (i)
The firm maximizes profits by equating marginal revenue with marginal cost.
(ii)
The firm maximizes profits by equating price with marginal cost.
(iii)
Demand equals marginal revenue.(iv)
Average revenue equals price.
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