The Native American Company of Waltham has a monopoly for its product thanks to a patent. The company's product is sold in shopping malls all across the county from kiosks that its rents from the mall owners. The company follows a strict profit maximization pricing rule established by its senior economist who realizes that its monopoly market position will only have a life for the remaining 18 years on its patent. The product currently sells for $40. The average quantity sold per month at its Burlington Massachusetts Mall location is 2,400 units. The company pays the mall $4,000 per month rent for the kiosk location. The average variable cost for each unit of the company's product sold from the kiosk is $8. This results in average monthly profits of $72,800 from this kiosk. Similar results occur at each of its 350 other locations. Last month the company learned that the Burlington Mall monthly kiosk rent was increasing from $4,000 to $5,200. Should the company change the price of its product if it wants to maintain profit maximization pricing, and if so, by how much