Questions on profit maximization and short run supply curve

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A profit-maximizing monopolist never produces in the inelastic part of a linear demand curve.
The short-run supply curve of a competitive firm is its MC curve.
If a firm is producing at the profit maximizing level of output, it must be making a profit.

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