Monopolies may become inefficient without competitive pressure resulting in higher costs. This is sometimes called

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X inefficiency occurs when a firm lacks the competitive pressure to push for cost reductions, leading to higher operational costs than necessary. This concept is particularly relevant in the context of monopolies, where the absence of competition can lead to complacency and inefficiency.

Monopolies May Become Inefficient Without Competitive Pressure Resulting in Higher