A Single-Price Monopoly Charges the Same Price

question 506

Multiple Choice

A single-price monopoly charges the same price

• A) even if the demand curve shifts.
• B) even if its cost curves shift.
• C) to all customers for each unit of output they buy.
• D) at all times, and that price equals the firm's marginal revenue.

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