Solution :- 20
The correct answer is A
A monopolists demand curve is the industry demand curve
The monopolists demand curve is also negatively sloped as the marginal revenue is no longer equal to price.
Solution :- 21
The correct answer is B
that is In perfectly competitive markets no buyer and seller is large enough to influence as there are large number of buyer and seller in perfect competition therefore no single any individual can influence as he is very very small as compared to whole market
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