The demand curve for a good has the form Q = P- with e< 1, it has constant elasticity of demand. Suppose a monopolist with marginal cost equal to c supplies the market with Q units of goods. Could the monoplist increase their profits, if so how? What does this imply about the equilibrium price and quantity?

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