Wal-mart

(a) is the railroad of the late nineteenth century.
(b) provides an example of how one large business enterprise still can
seize market power to restrict entry and exit.
(c) holds monopoly power in retail.
(d) exists at the expense of consumers.

(a)

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A. lawn-mowing services. B. endangered animals. C. baby-sitting services. D. All of these could be exchanged in the underground economy.

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