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Which of the following is not a barrier to entry into a monopoly market? Multiple Choice a patent economic profits exclusive licensing a government franchise

          Which of the following is not a barrier to entry into a monopoly market?
Multiple Choice
a patent
economic profits
exclusive licensing
a government franchise
        
Which of the following is not a barrier to entry into a monopoly market?
Multiple Choice
a patent
economic profits
exclusive licensing
a government franchise

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00:01 Which of the following is not a barrier to entry that would allow a monopolist to keep potential competitors out of its market? a, significant economies of scale exist.
00:11 B, the firm has government authorization to be a monopoly.
00:16 C, the firm has a patent on the good or control over some resource required for the production of the good.
00:23 Or d, the market price of the product is too high.
00:26 Barriers to entry are patents, trademarks, government authorization, and economies of scale.
00:57 So now if we go and look at our choices, the first one, significant economies of scale exists.
01:04 That's this reason right here.
01:05 So it's not going to be a, because we're talking about not a barrier...
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