19. Unlike a perfectly competitive firm, why does a profit-maximizing monopolist produce a level of output where the market price is greater than marginal cost (P > MC)?
(A) The monopolist's marginal revenue curve lies entirely below its downward-sloping demand curve.
(B) The monopolist faces a perfectly elastic demand curve for its unique product.
(C) The government forces monopolies to charge higher prices to offset corporate taxes.
(D)Monopolists aim to minimize total revenue rather than maximize total profit.
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