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Figure 11-5
-In which of the following ways is a monopolist different from a perfect competitor?
Proctoscope
An instrument for the inspection of the rectum.
Cerumen
Waxlike brown secretion found in the external auditory canal.
Snellen Chart
A chart used to measure visual acuity, consisting of rows of letters decreasing in size that the patient reads from a specified distance.
Jaeger System
A method used to assess near vision acuity, using a chart of varied sizes of print to determine the smallest text a person can read.
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