Multiple Choice
For a firm in a price-taker market, the firm's demand curve is
A) a horizontal line at the market price that is equal to the firm's marginal revenue curve.
B) an upward-sloping line that is equal to the firm's marginal cost above AVC.
C) a downward-sloping line that lies below the firm's marginal revenue curve.
D) undefined because it cannot determine the price it charges for its output.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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