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The Dynamic Evolution of Natural Monopoly and the Adjustment of Government Regulation Policy

Wang Ning-nin

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This paper explains the concepts and features of natural monopoly, analyzes on the dynamic evolution of natural monopoly, and points out that the government should work out the different entry regulation and price regulation policies according to the changes of the features of the industrial natural monopoly.

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This paper explains the concepts and features of natural monopoly, analyzes on the dynamic evolution of natural monopoly, and points out that the government should work out the different entry regulation and price regulation policies according to the changes of the features of the industrial natural monopoly.

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This paper explains the concepts and features of natural monopoly, analyzes on the dynamic evolution of natural monopoly, and points out that the government should work out the different entry regulation and price regulation policies according to the changes of the features of the industrial natural monopoly.

Key concepts: Natural monopoly, Monopoly, Economics, Government (linguistics), Natural (archaeology), Work (physics), Government regulation, Market economy

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