The supply curve for a monopolist is always:
A) more elastic than the supply curve for a perfect competitor.
B) less elastic than the supply curve for a perfect competitor.
C) more elastic than the market supply curve for a perfectly competitive industry.
D) steeper that the monopolist's average cost curve in the relevant region.
E) none of the above; the supply curve does not exist for a monopolist.
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