Laws that protect competition

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Laws that protect competition have recently been

Less enforced

More enforced

The justification of a non-regulated monopoly is

Economies of scale

Competitive market structure

They have highly elastic demand

Actually they should be price regulated

In an oligopoly, Demand is more elastic

Above the current price

Below the current price

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