Multiple Choice
In the majority of cases where there is a natural monopoly in the United States, the government usually deals with the problem
A) by splitting the natural monopoly into smaller companies.
B) through regulation.
C) by turning the natural monopoly into a public enterprise.
D) by doing nothing.
Correct Answer:

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