In 2011, apples cost $1.49 a pound. Suppose the CPI was 120 in 2011 and 140 in 2012. If there is no change in the real price of an apple in 2012, what is the price of a pound of apples in 2012?

A) $2.74
B) $1.69
C) $1.66
D) $1.74
E) $1.28

D

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Assuming no change in product demand, a pure monopolist:

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