If a monopolist engages in perfect price discrimination,
a. the marginal revenue curve becomes steeper
b. the demand curve also becomes the marginal revenue curve
c. the demand curve is steeper than the marginal revenue curve
d. the demand curve is not as steep as the marginal revenue curve
e. there is no way to define its marginal revenue
B
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