Discuss how this is monopolistic in terms of price

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Think of a time when you purchased something in a monopoly market. For example, purchasing as soft drink at a movie theater. This is close to being a monopoly market since consumers have little chance or as alternative supply. Discuss how this is monopolistic in terms of price.

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