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How does a monopoly increase a corporation's profits? A. by using mass production to lower costs B. by minimizing financial risks for investors C. by outlawing labor unions D. by eliminating competition
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How does a monopoly increase a corporation's profits?

A. by using mass production to lower costs
B. by minimizing financial risks for investors
C. by outlawing labor unions
D. by eliminating competition to control prices

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Answer is D. By eliminating competition to control prices.
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The answer is D. A Monopoly is exclusive control of the supply in a market. For example if Johnny’s Corporation had main control over the supply of peaches in the market, there would be no other competition, so he would make insane amount of profits
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