Supply curves tell us how much producers are willing to supply at any given price.Hence monopoly firms have:

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Monopoly firms do not have a supply curve in the traditional sense because the quantity supplied is determined by the monopolist's choice of price, not by market demand. In competitive markets, supply curves reflect how much producers are willing to supply at any given price, but a monopolist can set the price by choosing the quantity to produce, making the concept of a supply curve not applicable.

Supply Curves Tell Us How Much Producers Are Willing to Supply