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goldenfox [79]
3 years ago
6

For many​ years, the International Nickel Company of Canadathe International Nickel Company of Canada essentially operated as a

monopoly. What made this company a monopolyLOADING​?
A. the buyers of nickel productsnickel products had virtually no bargaining power.
B. NickelNickel​, used to make nickel productsnickel products​, has many close substitutes that can also be used to produce nickel productsnickel products.
C. the suppliers of nickelnickel​, used to make nickel productsnickel products​, had substantial bargaining power.
D. it had almost exclusive control of the​ world's supply of nickelnickel​, used to make nickel productsnickel products.
E. the input market for nickelnickel​, used to make nickel productsnickel products​, was perfectly competitive.
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1 answer:
Rus_ich [418]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

D. it had almost exclusive control of the​ world's supply of nickel​, used to make nickel products

Explanation:

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