Compared with a competitively organised industry, what does a monopoly do?

Correct answer C. Produces less output, charges higher prices and earns economic profits

Explanation

A monopolist restricts output to where marginal revenue equals marginal cost, which lies below the competitive quantity, and charges the higher price buyers will pay; barriers to entry let it keep economic profit.

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