Monopolistic Firms Do Not Have Supply Curves Because

question 43

Multiple Choice

Monopolistic firms do not have supply curves because

• A)they are not constrained by the marginal costs of production.
• B)their output is a fixed quantity.
• C)monopolists get to choose their price-quantity combination along the demand curve.
• D)monopolists face a given market price.
• E)their marginal costs cannot be calculated.

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