A bilateral monopoly is a situation where a firm is:
A. A monopoly in its product market and is a monopsony in its labor market
B. The only employer of a resource and is acquiring that resource from a single supplier
C. One of only two firms that produce a particular product
D. The only buyer of a resource and also the only seller of a product
B. The only employer of a resource and is acquiring that resource from a single supplier
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