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Q.1.18 Which of the following statements about a
(a) The monopolist has a flat demand curve because of high barriers to entry.
(b) For a monopolistic firm, profit will be maximised where price = marginal
revenue.
(c) In the long run, a monopolist can earn only normal profits.
(d) Price, in the long run, is not usually equal to the minimum
cost
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