Suppose that a market that is a natural monopoly has three producers providing the good to this market. this situation will a. result in a more efficient outcome than the market with fewer producers. b. result in higher average costs for each producer than if there were only a single producer. c. result in all firms taking full advantage of economies of scale in the production of the good. d. result in lower prices for consumers under all circumstances.

a would be the best choice

Explanation:

because markets with more producers have more variety of goods to sell than markets with less producers therefore making them more efficient.

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