Multiple Choice
In arriving at the quantity of output and price of its product, a company
A) chooses both price and quantity, since it understands its demand relationship.
B) cannot set price or quantity; this is done by the market.
C) makes two separate decisions about quantity and product price.
D) can set price but quantity is determined by market demand.
Correct Answer:
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