The "Deadweight Loss" from a Monopoly Refers to

Multiple Choice

The "deadweight loss" from a monopoly refers to

A) the portion of a monopolist's profits that are above the competitive profit level.
B) the increase in price due to the monopolization of a market.
C) the inefficient use of factors of production by a monopoly.
D) the loss of consumer surplus due to the monopolization of a market that is not transferred to another economic actor.