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As a Monopolist's Demand Curve Becomes More Inelastic

Question 82

Question 82

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As a monopolist's demand curve becomes more inelastic,:


A) the profit-maximizing price goes up.
B) the profit-maximizing price goes down.
C) the optimal mark-up of price over marginal cost goes down.
D) average revenue falls.

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