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    A Profit-Maximising Monopolist Chooses the Output Level Where Marginal Revenue
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A Profit-Maximising Monopolist Chooses the Output Level Where Marginal Revenue

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A profit-maximising monopolist chooses the output level where marginal revenue equals marginal cost and chooses the corresponding price off the market demand curve.

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