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A Monopoly That Results from Economies of Scale Is Called

Question 38

Question 38

Multiple Choice

A monopoly that results from economies of scale is called a(n) :


A) antitrust violator.
B) large-scale monopolist.
C) natural monopoly.
D) cost-plus firm.

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