Suppose the figure below illustrates the demand curve facing a monopolist. 
If the monopolist decreases its price from $12 to $10, its total revenue will ________.
A. decrease by $600
B. decrease by $1000
C. increase by $600
D. increase by $1000
Answer: C
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