The most a monopolist can sell at any given price is:
A)the amount that the monopolist alone can supply.
B)the amount consumers are willing to buy at that price.
C)constrained by the availability of inputs.
D)less than it could sell in a perfectly competitive market.

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The most a monopolist can sell at any given price is determined by the quantity that consumers are willing to buy at that price, reflecting the demand side of the market.

The Most a Monopolist Can Sell at Any Given Price