Adi and Jill are the only doctors in a small Pennsylvania town who offer LASIK eye surgery. The table provides the demand schedule for eye surgeries in this town. Each doctor faces a constant marginal

If Adi and Jill collude to achieve the monopoly outcome, they should each perform 6 eye surgeries. This is because they would want to maximize their joint profits, which would be highest at a price of $350, where the total quantity demanded is 12 surgeries. At this price, each doctor would perform 6 surgeries, resulting in a total cost of $600 ($50 marginal cost x 12 surgeries). The total revenue earned would be $4,200 ($350 price x 12 surgeries), resulting in a total profit of $3,600 ($4,200 revenue - $600 cost), which they would split evenly. This is in contrast to competing with each other, where they would both perform fewer surgeries and earn lower profits.