All of the foilowing are examples of monopolies. Most are considered "natural monopolies. Which is a monopoly but not a natural monopoly? (Make sure to know the difference between a monopoly and a natural monopoly) Multiple Choice O Electricity companies. O Popcorn in a theater Railroad companies Local telephone companies

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