By looking at the demand curves for perfectly competitive firms and for monopolies, you can see that ______.
a. monopolists can change price by adjusting quantity
b. perfectly competitive firms can change price by adjusting quantity
c. monopolists deal with perfectly elastic demand
d. perfectly competitive firms deal with downward sloping demand
a. monopolists can change price by adjusting quantity
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Use the following graph of the refined petroleum market to answer the questions below.
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Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps questioned
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