How to prove Monoply Theory with Calculus

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[@skryabinsergej7262]

Great video! But there is some misleading stuff on your profit curve at 2:30. Profit must intersect X-axis where Total cost is equals Total revenue, i.e. where TC and TR interesect

[@N0N5T0P]

Yes, I spotted this too. Excellent video though.

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Agan many thanks!

[@Sheeshening]

It would have been better to not say PQ but rather P(Q)Q. That way it's immediately visible that we're​ talking about a monopoly or a supplier with market power since he's not a price taker.

[@adarsh601]

yh i agree otherwise people might wonder why d(PQ)/dQ isnt just P, like in his perfect competition video.