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Cook's Tall Ship Cruises is a single-price monopoly

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Cook's Tall Ship Cruises is a single-price monopoly. The table shows the demand schedule for cruises and Cook's total cost schedule. Calculate Cook's total revenue and marginal revenue schedules and fill in the remaining columns in table.

 

Price(thousands of dollars per cruise) Quantity (cruises per month) Total Cost (thousands of dollars per month) Total Revenue (thousands of dollars per month Marginal Revenue (thousands of dollars per cruise)
180 0 25    
170 1 180    
160 2 345    
150 3 520    
140 4 705    
130 5 900

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The total revenue is obtained by multiplying the Quantity by the Price. The marginal revenue on the other hand reflects the additional revenue for every extra ticket sold. This is equal to the the selling price in this case.

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Price(thousands of dollars per cruise) Quantity (cruises per month) Total Cost (thousands of dollars per month) Total Revenue (thousands of dollars per month Marginal Revenue (thousands of dollars per cruise)
180 0 25 0 180
170 1 180 170 140
160 2 345 320 160
150 3 520 450 150
140 4 705 560 140
130 5 900 650 130

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