Multiple Choice
What is meant by the term natural monopoly?
A) A single producer in a market,usually supported by government subsidies,who is able to produce at a higher cost than competing firms could.
B) A single producer in a market,usually with patent rights,who is able to produce at a cost equal to those of the competing firms.
C) A single producer in a market,usually with large economies of scale,who is able to produce at a lower cost than competing firms could.
D) A single producer in a market,usually with monopoly rights over input resources,who is able to produce at a higher cost than competing firms could.
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