alleryStart learning →For a pure monopolist, the firm's demand curve is the:
AMarket demand curve
BMarginal cost curve
CIndustry supply curve
DHorizontal price line
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Market demand curve
There is just one firm in the industry, so the demand it faces is the demand of the whole market.
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