Which of the following differs between a perfectly competitive market and a market with a perfectly price discriminating monopoly?
A) The amount of producer surplus
B) The quantity produced
C) The total surplus
D) None of the above because they are all the same in a perfectly competitive market and in a market with a perfectly price discriminating monopoly.

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In a perfectly competitive market, producer surplus is typically lower because firms are price takers. In a perfectly price discriminating monopoly, the monopolist captures all consumer surplus as producer surplus, maximizing producer surplus.

Which of the Following Differs Between a Perfectly Competitive Market