Which market feature defines a pure monopoly in economic theory?
AMultiple close rivals
BOnly one single seller
CTwo dominant producers
DDozens of small stores
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Only one single seller
A pure monopoly exists when only one supplier provides a good with no close substitutes.
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