A Firm Typically Achieves Its Position as a Monopolist as a Result

question 97

Multiple Choice

A firm typically achieves its position as a monopolist as a result of

• A) a small market and a constant average cost.
• B) a downward sloping demand for the product.
• C) barriers to entry.
• D) the absence of long-run profits in an industry.

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