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A monopolist with a straight-line demand curve finds that it can sell 2 units at $12.00 each or 12 units at $2.00 each. Its fixed cost is $20.00 and its marginal cost is constant at $3.00 per unit. Please draw the MC, ATC, MR and demand curve and explain at what output level would this monopolist produce? What output level would a perfectly competitive firm produce?

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