Regulation of a natural monopoly could give an economy the advantages of
A) one-firm efficiency without competition-like behavior.
B) competition-like behavior but not one-firm efficiency.
C) one-firm efficiency and competition-like behavior.
D) neither one-firm efficiency nor competition-like behavior.
E) dealing with only one firm rather than many firms as in perfect competition.
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