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AP Microeconomics/Unit 4: Imperfect Competition
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Monopoly Taxation And Deadweight Loss
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What is the effect on deadweight loss when a per-unit tax is imposed on a monopolist’s output?

A

Deadweight loss decreases as tax revenue can be used for public goods offsetting inefficiency.

B

There is no deadweight loss in either case because both market structures strive toward allocative efficiency.

C

Deadweight loss remains unchanged since monopolists already produce less than socially optimal quantity.

D

Deadweight loss increases as quantity produced further decreases from socially optimal level.

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