Explain what problems might such a subsidy entail

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In view of the problems involved in regulating natural monopolies, compare socially optimal (marginal cost) pricing and fair return pricing by referring again. Assuming that a government subsidy might be used to cover any loss resulting from marginal?cost pricing, which pricing policy would you favor? Why? What problems might such a subsidy entail?

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