A Monopolist Has No Supply Curve Because

question 58

Multiple Choice

A monopolist has no supply curve because

• A)as demand changes, each output level can be consistent with more than one profit-maximizing price
• B)monopolists tend to restrict output
• C)monopolists have no marginal cost curve
• D)monopolists can charge any price they want
• E)as demand changes, the firm's profit-maximizing choice of output may change

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