Which of the following is an example of a geographic monopoly?
a. a store in Childersburg that sells only shoelaces
b. the only gas station in a radius of one mile
c. a store in Sycamore that sells only scrap metal
d. the only restaurant in a radius of 200 miles
Ans: d. the only restaurant in a radius of 200 miles
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