The long-run average cost curve of a natural monopoly
A) is positively sloped until it crosses the demand curve.
B) intersects the demand curve while it is negative sloped.
C) intersects the demand curve while it is positively sloped.
D) is the natural monopoly's supply curve.
E) is the same as the natural monopoly's demand curve.
B
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