Business, 02.08.2019 23:20 jholbrook7643

The demand curve faced by a nondiscriminating pure monopoly is
horizontal
the same as the industry's demand curve
more elastic than the demand curve faced by a perfectly competitive firm
derived by vertically summing the buyers’ individual demand curves

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The demand curve faced by a nondiscriminating pure monopoly is
horizontal
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