Question: Suppose Star Phone Company served remote northern Ontario as a government-authorized natural monopoly. The following table describes a portion of the demand curve for long-distance service facing Star Phone Company Complete the table.


- How does the company's marginal revenue change as the price changes?
- What is the relationship between marginal revenue and price?
- At what price does demand become inelastic?
- What will happen to the elasticity of demand when a new company,
- NorOnt Phones, starts a competing wireless phone company?