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If a Monopolist Is a Factor Price Taker, at the Profit-Maximizing

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If a monopolist is a factor price taker, at the profit-maximizing factor quantity


A) VMP > MRP.
B) MRP = MFC.
C) MFC = factor price.
D) b and c
E) all of the above

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