17. In the 1930s and 1940s, the Technicolor company was able to leverage its bargaining power...
17. In the 1930s and 1940s, the Technicolor company was able to leverage its bargaining power over the move industry because Technicolor was the sole producer of cameras and films needed to produce color films.
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18. The market demand curve facing a monopolist is more elastic than the market demand curve facing a monopolistic competitor.
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.19. Market power in the United States causes a huge loss of economic efficiency.
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False
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18. False
It is more elastic for monopolistic competitor as there are many
sellers of the good.
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