Monopolies are viewed differently by economists and businesspersons. Which of the following would likely be most important to a businessperson when thinking about monopolies? Check all that apply. The quantity enjoyed by consumers in a market with monopoly versus competitive industries. The consumer surplus that results from monopoly compared to competitive industries. Comparing and contrasting consumer demand found in monopoly and competitive industries. The specifics of how a group of local roofers founded an association to seek government licensing requirements for all roofers.

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