When compared with the purely competitive industry with identical costs of production, a monopolist will produce:
A. More output and charge the same price
B. More output and charge a higher price
C. Less output and charge a higher price
D. Less output and charge the same price
C. Less output and charge a higher price
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a. has a fewer number of participants. b. is more inelastic. c. is closer to unit elastic. d. is less inelastic.
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a. the International Finance Corporation b. the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development c. the International Development Association d. the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
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What will be an ideal response?