The Monopolist's Outcome in the Long Run Differs from That

question 38

Multiple Choice

The monopolist's outcome in the long run differs from that of the perfectly competitive firm in that it:

• A) has zero profits in the long run.
• B) charges a price above average total costs.
• C) charges a price where marginal costs equal average revenue.
• D) charges a price equal to MC.

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