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If we use a narrow definition of monopoly, then a monopoly is defined as a firm

If we use a narrow definition of monopoly, then a monopoly is defined as a firm
A) that has been granted special production rights by the government.
B) that can ignore the actions of all other firms because it produces a superior product compared to its rivals' products.
C) that can ignore the actions of all other firms because it produces a product for which there are no close substitutes.
D) that has the largest market share in an industry.

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Essentials of Economics

Edition: 4^th

Authors: Hubbard, O'Brien

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