The monopolist faces a demand curve given by Q (p) = 50−2.5p. Its cost function is C(y) = 4y. What is its optimal level of output and price?

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The monopolist faces a demand curve given by Q (p) = 50−2.5p. Its cost function is
C(y) = 4y. What is its optimal level of output and price?

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