A Location-Based Monopoly Is Most Likely to Result If a Single

Multiple Choice

A location-based monopoly is most likely to result if a single firm:

A) is the only seller in a small town or community.
B) is investor owned, but granted the exclusive right by the government to operate in a market.
C) experiences long-run increasing economies of scale over a wide range of output.
D) has gained control over a strategic input of an important production process.