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Which term describes no competition in a situation where only a small percentage is benefiting? A. Monopoly. B. Market failure. C. Positive failure. D. Tragedy of the common.

Which term describes no competition in a situation where only a small percentage is benefiting? A. Monopoly. B. Market failure. C. Positive failure. D. Tragedy of the common.
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Which term describes no competition in a situation where only a small percentage is benefiting? A. Monopoly. B. Market failure. C. Positive failure. D. Tragedy of the common.

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User Anton Kasianchuk
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Answer:

Monopoly

Step-by-step explanation:

refrences to posseion can be found in the definition

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User JoshHetland
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i’m guessing b.market failure i’m not 100% sure though. sorry!
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