A monopoly has
A. A perfectly elastic demand curve B. A perfectly elastic supply curve C. An inelastic demand curve D. less elastic demand curve than a competitive firm
Answer C) An inelastic demand curve.
In a monopoly there is single supplier, and large number of buyers therefore, any change in price will not cause significant chnage in demnad. Thus, demand is inelastic.
A monopoly has A. A perfectly elastic demand curve B. A perfectly elastic supply curve C....
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the demand curve facing the monopoly is A) perfectly elastic B) perfectly inelastic C) the market demand curve for the product D) Upward slopping
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