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A monopoly can gain more from a discovery than someone else who makes the same discovery for the industry.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

________ saw the home as a workplace which could be made more efficient. Her husband Frank (an efficiency expert in factories) wrote a book about their marriage and twelve children, Cheaper by the Dozen, which has been made into movies.
 
  a. Eleanor Shively
  b. Evelyn Draper
  c. Ellen R. Richards
  d. Lillian Gilbreth



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Answer to Question 1

F The non-monopolist starts from a much less profitable position in the industry, and for that reason can gain more than the monopolist.

Answer to Question 2

D



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