Conduct an analysis of market structures: Are perfectly competitive markets and their outcomes more preferred than monopolies? Compare the market structures and perfect competition and monopolies, and analyse the advantages and disadvantages of these market structures from the perspective of consumers, producers and a welfare maximising government.

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