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Q.	Marginal revenue for a monopolist is equal to
A.	the increased revenue from the sale of an additional unit less the loss of revenue from selling previous units at a lower price
B.	the change in revenue resulting from a one unit change in output
C.	the change in revenue divided by the change in output
D.	all of the above are applicable
Answer» D. all of the above are applicable

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