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A monopoly can choose the price or it can choose the quantity,but it cannot choose price and quantity independent of each other.
Mass Production
A manufacturing process characterized by the high-volume production of standardized goods using assembly line techniques.
Assembly-Line System
An efficient manufacturing process where a product is assembled step by step in a sequential manner by workers stationed at fixed positions.
Uniform Products
Goods that are produced to be identical in quality and performance, ensuring consistency across all units.
Global Economy
An interconnected marketplace where goods, services, and labor are exchanged on a worldwide scale.
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