Multiple Choice
A computer software firm has developed a new and better spreadsheet program. The program is protected by copyrights, so the firm can act as a monopolist for this product. The demand function for the spreadsheet is q = 50,000 - 100p. Any single consumer will want only one copy. The marginal cost of producing and distributing another copy and its documentation is just $10 per copy. If the company sells this software at the profit-maximizing monopoly price, the number of consumers who would not buy the software at the monopoly price but would be willing to pay at least the marginal cost is
A) 50,000.
B) 12,000.
C) 14,000.
D) 25,000.
E) None of the above.
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