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How does a monopoly violate a consumer’s right to choose?
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Responses
It helps consumers afford the product.
It helps consumers afford the product.
It limits the consumer’s product alternatives.
It limits the consumer’s product alternatives.
It makes the consumer’s decisions more difficult.
It makes the consumer’s decisions more difficult.
It prevents the consumer from knowing about the product.
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It limits the consumer’s product alternatives. Monopolies reduce or eliminate competing suppliers, so consumers have fewer (or no) alternative products to choose from.
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