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   Jun 4, 2024 · The chapter on “Regulation of Natural Monopolies” delves into the intricate world of overseeing essential industries that, by their very nature, are monopolistic. It explores the compelling reasons for regulating these sectors and the mechanisms employed to ensure fairness, efficiency, and affordability. Natural monopolies, such as ...

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