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A Patent Gives a Firm the Power to Charge a Price

Question 5

Question 5

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A patent gives a firm the power to charge a price that


A) is below equilibrium.
B) is higher than marginal cost.
C) increases the consumer surplus.
D) results in overproduction of a product.

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