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:The Law of Demand applies to every seller, including monopolies. If a monopoly increased its price to infinity, then it would have no sales.  Thus a monopoly cannot increase its prices without limitation.  It is still limited by the Law of Demand, and a monopoly increases its price no higher than where marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
 
:The Law of Demand applies to every seller, including monopolies. If a monopoly increased its price to infinity, then it would have no sales.  Thus a monopoly cannot increase its prices without limitation.  It is still limited by the Law of Demand, and a monopoly increases its price no higher than where marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
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:Explained by a student (AM): The law of demand still applies the monopolies, such as if a monopoly charges too much for its product people will just live without it rather than paying the price.
    
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