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| Lave} ) mylab.pearson.com ECN 104 - F2025 - Section O11 @ Homework: Homework 6 Question Completed: 25 of 60 ete ald My score: 23.55/60 pts (39.25%) Noorman Hothi 11/19/25 9:47PM) a Minimize list -@ \"@ \"@ 25 @@) 27 @e@) 29 Etext pages Review Question 1 Question | 1/1 pt Review Question 2 Question | 0/1 pt Review Question 3 Question | 1/1 pt Review Question 4 Question | 1/1 pt Text Problem 2 Question | 0/1 pt Concept Question 12.2.2 Question | 0/1 pt Concept Question 12.2.3 Question | 0/1 pt Concept Question 12.2.4 Question | 0/1 pt Grapher Janet knows a lot of people who do not like Marmite, a yeast extract that is used as a spread on toast. She says that Marmite is so unpopular that Unilever, the company that manufactures Marmite, cannot possibly have any monopoly power. Do you agree with this analysis? No, producing Marmite requires low fixed costs, so it is likely a regulated natural monopoly that has market power. . Yes, since other yeast spreads must be preferred to Marmite, it cannot have a monopoly. . Yes, if a good is not widely liked by consumers, the producer does not have a monopoly in that good. . No, monopoly power is based on whether a good has any close substitutes, not whether your friends like the product