alleryStart learning →A natural monopoly experiences which cost condition over the relevant output range?
ARising average cost
BConstant returns only
CRising returns to scale
DZero fixed costs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Rising returns to scale
High fixed costs and falling average cost mean one firm can supply the market more cheaply than several.
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