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the Society of United Irishmenwith the aim of creating an independent Ireland(passive) led byeinkommensteuer monopoly
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a profitable African empirecomposedof monopoly economic control
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by state(passive) influenced byEconomy : Capitalism , but
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tryingto setup some kind of monopoly
that Alan Turingdesignedbased on Monopoly
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to demonstrate the evils of capitalism Monopoly?s inventor , Elizabeth Magie(passive) was inventedMonopoly
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Charles Darrow , the maninventedMonopoly
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free and universal competition(passive) is caused byMonopoly
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like most of the games of that time(passive) is designedMonopoly
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and Charles DarrowinventedMonopoly
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CHARLES DARROW , an American from PhiladelphiainventedMonopoly
in profitresultsin profit
in the very few getting all the wealth ... and the many getting nothingresultsin the very few getting all the wealth ... and the many getting nothing
a welfare burdenmay causea welfare burden
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on this dayinventedon this day
to inequality of power between the customers and the within such inequality of power distribution the monopoly firm will hold an absolute power over the customers by setting the rules and priceswill leadto inequality of power between the customers and the within such inequality of power distribution the monopoly firm will hold an absolute power over the customers by setting the rules and prices
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them to spend more of itcausingthem to spend more of it
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to the same kind of stagnationis leadingto the same kind of stagnation
in the concentration of wealth in few hands i.e. few big industrial housesresultsin the concentration of wealth in few hands i.e. few big industrial houses
to the loss of social well - being by producing a static inefficiency within the market where it becomes necessary to defend the competition between enterprises and the consumer choice by embracing the principle of economic freedomleadto the loss of social well - being by producing a static inefficiency within the market where it becomes necessary to defend the competition between enterprises and the consumer choice by embracing the principle of economic freedom
to corruptionleadsto corruption
in the rise of modern imperialismresultingin the rise of modern imperialism
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or precipitated by ( a ) intellectual property ( being ) increasingly central to the value of corporations , ( b ) the legal - institutional retrenchment of anti - trust policy and ( c ) privatisation and coporatisation of government businessesis causedor precipitated by ( a ) intellectual property ( being ) increasingly central to the value of corporations , ( b ) the legal - institutional retrenchment of anti - trust policy and ( c ) privatisation and coporatisation of government businesses
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to lower output and higher pricesleadsto lower output and higher prices
to higher prices and lower outputleadsto higher prices and lower output
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deadweight loss which is not economicalso causesdeadweight loss which is not economic
to inflated prices on applicationhas ledto inflated prices on application
in lack of competitionresultsin lack of competition
increased pricescausesincreased prices
to exorbitant pricesleadsto exorbitant prices
price or quantity to influence the market equilibriumcan setprice or quantity to influence the market equilibrium