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If a Monopolist Faces a Straight-Line Negatively Sloped Demand Curve

Question 224

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If a monopolist faces a straight-line negatively sloped demand curve, the price of the units it sells is always:

A) greater than the average revenue.
B) equal to marginal revenue.
C) greater than marginal revenue.
D) less than the average revenue.

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