Multiple Choice
Why does a monopoly cause a deadweight loss?
A) because it stops producing output at a point where price is above marginal cost
B) because it appropriates a portion of consumer surplus for itself
C) because it increases producer surplus at the expense of consumer surplus
D) because it does not produce some output for which demand exceeds supply
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