When a monopolist engages in perfect price discrimination, the quantity produced and sold
A) could be lower, higher, or the same as that produced and sold if it adopted a single price.
B) is lower than the quantity produced and sold if it adopted a single price.
C) is larger than the quantity produced and sold if it adopted a single price.
D) is the same level as that produced and sold if it adopted a single price.
C
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Because a monopsony is the only buyer in a particular market, the
A) supply of labor to the monopsony is perfectly elastic. B) supply of labor to the monopsony is perfectly inelastic. C) supply of labor curve faced by the monopsony is upward sloping. D) supply of labor curve faced by the monopsony is downward sloping.