A firm that is the only seller of a good with no close substitutes is a(n)

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A firm that is the only seller of a good with no close substitutes is a(n)

A firm that is the only seller of a good with no close substitutes is a(n)

• monopolist.

• oligopolist.

• perfect competitor.

• monopolistic competitor.

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Economics Today: The Micro View

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