Which of the following is an example of natural monopoly?
A. a market for cable TV services
B. a market for breakfast cereals
C. a market for cold medicines
D. a market for cigarettes
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
Relative to a perfectly competitive market with the same cost and demand, a single-price monopolist produces ________ output and has a ________ price
A) more; higher B) less; lower C) more; lower D) less; higher
If the P/E ratio is equal to 50, it implies that investors in the stock are willing to pay:
a. $25 for every $2 of the earnings that the company generates during a period. b. $100 for every $1 of the earnings that the company generates during a period. c. $500 for every $1 of the earnings that the company generates during a period. d. $50 for every $1 of the earnings that the company generates during a period. e. $5 for every $1 of the earnings that the company generates during a period.