When a Monopoly Is Inevitable, the Government Often

question 391

Multiple Choice

When a monopoly is inevitable, the government often

• A) forces it to break into smaller firms.
• B) sets a minimum price for the monopolist.
• C) sets a maximum price for the monopolist.
• D) None of the above; monopoly is never inevitable.

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