mathxl.com/Student/PlayerHomework.aspx?homeworkld=610075659&questionld=26&flushed=true&cld=6700471¢erwin=yes 21F-ECON101-010/011 Natalija Penev & | 12/05/21 3:51 PM Homework: MyLab: Chapter 15 Question 3, Critical Thin... HW Score: 1.67%, 1 of 60 points O Points: 0 of 1 Save Luke's Express Diner is the only place that sells burgers in a remote town in Arizona. As one of the long-time residents of the town, Bertha Hayes contends that the burgers at Luke's are priced a bit too high. She claims that this is because the diner enjoys monopoly power in the town. Her neighbor, Ruth Ernes, disagrees that the diner is in a position to over-price products due to monopoly power because she herself knows a lot of people who don't like the food there. Which of the following, if true, will strengthen Bertha's argument? O A. The number of people in town who eat out has increased over the last ten years. O B. The ratio of returning customers to new ones at Luke's is high. O C. The ratio of the burger's price to the cost of producing the burger is high. O D. Like most other restaurants in town, Luke's Express Diner offers specials and regular discounts to attract customers. O E. Luke's Express Diner recorded a 5 percent decline in net profits this year as compared to the previous year. Help me solve this Etext pages Get more help - Clear all Final check