A Monopsony Differs from a Monopoly in That

question 32

Multiple Choice

A monopsony differs from a monopoly in that:

• A)the market capitalization of a monopsony firm is smaller than a monopoly firm.
• B)the input price under a monopsony is higher than the input price in a monopoly.
• C)a monopsony has market power in the input market while a monopoly has market power in the product market.
• D)a monopsony faces a downward-sloping input demand curve while a monopoly faces an upward-sloping input demand curve.

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