Multiple Choice
Firms that face menu costs react to a sustained increase in demand by:
A) increasing output and then raising the price at which they are willing to sell their output.
B) charging higher prices, without necessarily increasing the amount of output they are willing to sell.
C) charging lower prices, while simultaneously increasing the amount of output they are willing to sell.
D) increasing output and then reducing the price at which they are willing to sell their output.
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