1. Dr Md Shamsul A Khan mamun

2.  To answer the question we need to compare cost of production and revenue; more specifically marginal cost and marginal revenue.  Demand curve of a monopolist firm is downward sloping to the right. In order to increase sales a monopolistic need to decrease price. Such reduction in price will

3.  Continue to the point of unit elasticity of the demand curve. Because below the point reduction in sales price will not generate sufficient revenue to ensure profit maximization  Since a natural monopolistic desire to maximize profit, the maximum profit is attainable where its marginal revenue equals its marginal cost i.e MC=MR. That exactly will be the point of output and price of a monopolistic

4. Quanti ty PriceTRARTCMRMC 0200001450 MR>MC 1180 17518030MR>MC 216032016020014025MR>MC 314042014022010020MR>MC 412048012028060 MR=MC 51005001003602080MR<MC The table show that profit maximization condition is reached at the output level 5 with price level 120 Tk. Where MR=MC.

5. At E, where MC intersect MR equilibrium of the maximum amount is found. Any move from E will loss some profit. Price is at G above E, and since P is above AC, the maximized profit is a positive profit. BLUE coloured zone.