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    When a Monopolist Faces Downward-Sloping Demand, Marginal Revenue Is Less
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When a Monopolist Faces Downward-Sloping Demand, Marginal Revenue Is Less

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When a monopolist faces downward-sloping demand, marginal revenue is less than the price.

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