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cartlidgeashley

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The two-period dynamic monopoly model is more useful than the static monopoly model in analyzing monopoly behavior when
 
  A) the product produced requires a bandwagon effect.
  B) the product produced generates a positive network externality.
  C) the monopoly initially uses a lower introductory price.
  D) All of the above situations.

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All the supply of peppermint oil is produced from mint plants grown in one county by several competitive growers (the number of growers is not limited). The quality of land in the county varies greatly. Would you expect the long-run market supply curve to slope upward, downward, or remain constant? Why?
 
  What will be an ideal response?
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