When the monopolist decides to supply a given amount to the market, it will:
A. set the price lower than the demand curve to create a perceived shortage.
B. set the price equal to marginal cost.
C. only sell that amount if it charges what the demanders are willing to pay for that amount.
D. set the price higher than what demanders are willing to pay for that amount.
Answer: C
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