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A Market in Which the Entire Demand for a Good

Question 212

Question 212

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A market in which the entire demand for a good or service can be satisfied at the least cost by a single firm is a


A) horizontal market.
B) natural monopoly.
C) contestable market.
D) perfect market.

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