Practice mode Monopoly

Why can a monopoly keep earning economic profits in the long run?

Correct answer C. There is some barrier to entry to that market

Explanation

Without barriers such as patents, control of resources or economies of scale, new firms would enter and compete away the profits, as happens in competitive markets.

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