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In Practice, Regulatory Boards Try to Set the Price of a Natural

Question 33

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In practice, regulatory boards try to set the price of a natural monopoly so that price:

A) equals marginal cost.
B) covers all explicit costs.
C) includes all costs plus a normal return on capital investment.
D) is constant over time.

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