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If a Monopoly Has a Linear Demand Curve and Is

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If a monopoly has a linear demand curve and is producing at the profit-maximizing level of output,at that level of output,demand is:

A) price-elastic.
B) price-inelastic.
C) perfectly price-inelastic.
D) price unit-elastic.

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