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Monopoly Madness

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In this game, you will be presented with various terms related to economics and monopolies. Your task is to determine whether each term is associated with monopolies or not by answering ✅ or ❌.

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Monopoly MadnessOnline version

In this game, you will be presented with various terms related to economics and monopolies. Your task is to determine whether each term is associated with monopolies or not by answering ✅ or ❌.

by sarah ayyad
1

Monopolies are never regulated by government authorities.

2

Monopolies can restrict output to increase prices.

3

Monopolies do not engage in price discrimination.

4

Monopolies cannot benefit from economies of scale.

5

Monopolies have significant market power.

6

Monopolies have no barriers to entry.

7

Perfect competition leads to efficient outcomes.

8

Monopolies do not invest in research and development.

9

Monopolies can be regulated by government authorities.

10

Monopolies often have barriers to entry.

11

Monopolies can lead to higher prices for consumers.

12

Monopolies can earn economic profit in the long run.

13

Monopolies may engage in price discrimination.

14

Monopolies can invest in research and development.

15

Monopolies do not restrict output to increase prices.

16

Monopolies can benefit from economies of scale.

17

Monopolies have no influence on market prices.

18

Monopolies always lead to lower prices for consumers.

19

Perfect competition is a type of monopoly.

20

Monopolies cannot earn economic profit.

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