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The figure above shows a natural monopoly.


In the figure above, if the firm is regulated using an average cost pricing rule, the firm
◦ avoids an economic loss, but produces less than the efficient quantity and creates a deadweight loss.
◦ incurs an economic loss, but produces the efficient quantity and creates a deadweight loss.
◦ avoids an economic loss, is able to produce the efficient quantity, and therefore avoids creating a deadweight loss.
◦ avoids an economic loss, produces the efficient quantity, and creates a deadweight loss.
◦ incurs an economic loss, produces the efficient quantity, and avoids creating a deadweight loss.
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