Monopolies vs. perfect competition | Microeconomics | Khan Academy

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Learn about the key differences between the two extremes of competition: monopolies and perfect competitition
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Some goods and services could not happen without a monopoly. See utilities for example. Would you rather pay a price for a service or have no service at all?

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