Multiple Choice
-Suppose in Exhibit L-3, representing the demand curves that make up a firm's kinked demand curve, that price is $50. If the firm raises the price, it will then
A) follow along demand curve D1
B) follow along demand curve D2
C) find that the other firms will ignore the price increase so that the price-raising firm will face D1
D) find that the other firms will ignore the price increase so that the price-raising firm will face D2
E) find that the other firms will lower their prices
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