Which of the following statements with respect to the monopolist is FALSE?

A) A monopolist can make higher profits if it can price discriminate.
B) A monopoly tends to result in a lower quantity being sold than perfect competition does.
C) Monopoly is a situation in which a single firm dominates.
D) A monopoly arises in a situation with few barriers to entry into the marketplace.


D

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