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If marginal revenue on the tenth unit of output equals $4 for a non-discriminating, profit-maximizing monopolist, then what is the price?
Real Defenses
Legal defenses that can be used to challenge the enforceability of a negotiable instrument, such as fraud, duress, or alteration.
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Personal Defenses
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