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Why might a firm have monopoly power even if it is not the only producer in the market? O A. There is an inverse relationship between monopoly power and the elasticity of the market demand curve, and as long as the demand curve is not perfectly elastic, firms will have some monopoly power. O B. There is a positive relationship between monopoly power and the elasticity of the firm's demand curve, and as long as its demand curve is not perfectly inelastic, the firm will have some monopoly power. O C. There is an inverse relationship between monopoly power and the elasticity of the firm's demand curve, and as long as its demand curve is not perfectly elastic, the firm will have some monopoly power. O D. There is a positive relationship between monopoly power and the elasticity of the market demand curve, and as long as the demand curve is not perfectly inelastic, firms will have some monopoly power. O E. There is an inverse relationship between monopoly power and the elasticity of the firm's demand curve, and as long as its demand curve is perfectly elastic the firm will have some monopoly power