If you play a game of monopoly with your family/friends or electronically. How do you: Discuss why you believe the game is named Monopoly rather than Oligopoly Choose three of the following and explain how the game demonstrates the economics concepts as defined in the text. Capitalism Inflation Markets Prices Taxes Economies of scale “The invisible hand of the market” Government regulation

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