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30. When the industry is monopolized, the efficiency loss to society (also known as the deadweight loss) will be: A) $0 F) $18,000 B) $1800 G) $24,000 C) $2400 H) $180,000 013190.000 D) $5400 1) $540,000 E) $7200 J) $720,000

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