Multiple Choice
As a price setter,a monopoly
A) can establish any price it wants for each output level
B) can sell any output level it wants for each price
C) is constrained by the market demand curve
D) can use its pricing policy to shift the market demand curve
E) faces an upward-sloping demand curve for its output
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