Can we consider WAPDA a government-created/state monopoly? Was creating WAPDA bad public policy? Explain. iii. Show the deadweight loss from unregulated monopolies. Explain your answer as it relates to WAPDA. Describe in detail the Public Policy measures that the government can use to manage government-created/state monopolies like WAPDA.

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