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1. Suppose that a monopolist's marginal cost is $10 and the price elasticity of demand is -6. We can conclude that if the monopolist is charging a uniform price for its output, the profit maximizing price is Answer $20 $12 $10 None of the above

1. Suppose that a monopolist's marginal cost is $10 and the price elasticity of demand is -6. We can conclude that if the monopolist is charging a uniform price for its output, the profit maximizing price is Answer $20 $12 $10 None of the above

Suppose that a monopolist's marginal cost is $10 and the price elasticity of demand is -6. We can conclude that if the monopolist is charging a uniform price for its output, the profit maximizing price is Answer $20 $12 $10 None of the above Suppose that a monopolist's marginal cost is $10 and the price elasticity of demand is -6. We can conclude that if the monopolist is charging a uniform price for its output, the profit maximizing price is $20 $12 $10 None of the above $20 $12 $10 None of the above

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P = MC/(1-|1/e|) = $12

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