Multiple Choice
As a monopolist increases the quantity of output produced, what happens to price (P) and marginal revenue (MR) ?
A) both P and MR remain constant
B) P is constant, but MR decreases
C) P decreases, but MR is constant
D) both P and MR decrease, but P falls faster than MR
E) both P and MR decrease, but MR falls faster than P
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