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The Problem of Natural Monopoly Should Be Solved by

Question 38

Question 38

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The problem of natural monopoly should be solved by


A) doing nothing.
B) cost-plus regulation.
C) exclusive contracting.
D) government ownership.
E) weighing the costs and benefits of each of the regulatory alternatives.

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