A regulated monopoly that faces rising long- run costs (at its current level of output) and which is forced to price its output at average cost will provide
A) more output than what is socially optimal.
B) the socially optimal amount of output.
C) so little output that there will be a shortage.
D) more output than what can be absorbed by the market.
E) less output than what is socially optimal.
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