Multiple Choice
In the long run, a profit-maximizing monopolist
A) earns zero economic profit.
B) produces the same amount as a perfectly competitive industry.
C) receives a higher price for his output than a perfectly competitive firm.
D) produces at the output level that minimizes his long-run average total cost.
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