the Society of United Irishmenwith the aim of creating an independent Ireland(passive) led byeinkommensteuer monopoly
The U.S.leadsthe way to monopoly - land
economic forcesoriginatingin business monopoly
a movecould have ledto an industry monopoly
no less than six Bills ... the grievous evilsresultfrom Land Monopoly
the major airlines to manage the nation 's skies(passive) influenced bya corporate monopoly
already(passive) is ... setMonopoly in the real estate
the makerswould seta conglomerate monopoly
not wantingto contributeto the DeBeers monopoly
to demonstrate the evils of Monopoly 's inventor , Elizabeth Magie(passive) was inventedMonopoly
to demonstrate the evils of capitalism Monopoly?s inventor , Elizabeth Magie(passive) was inventedMonopoly
market competition and conductleadingto monopoly
free competition capitalismhad ledto monopoly
A central issue in the choice between a public monopoly on wine and liquor distribution and private distribution ... the economic advantagemay resultfrom monopoly
Monopoly , which Monopolypurchased from Charles Darrow who claimedto have inventedMonopoly
competition within the capitalist stateleadsto monopoly
Charles Darrow , the maninventedMonopoly
competition in capitalismcausesmonopoly
free and universal competition(passive) is caused byMonopoly
. Monopoly capitalwill leadto monopoly
Charles Darrowinventedmonopoly
and Charles DarrowinventedMonopoly
by Charles Darrow(passive) invented byMonopoly
Elizabeth Magie(passive) was invented byMonopoly
Elizabeth MagiedesignedMonopoly
free capitalismleadingto monopoly
free capitalismleadsto monopoly
CHARLES DARROW , an American from PhiladelphiainventedMonopoly
Elizabeth Magie Phillips(passive) was invented byMonopoly
who invented Monopoly and Monopoly money ruleswhen was ... inventedMonopoly
capitalist competitionleadsto monopoly
Mr. Louis Blanc also tells usleadsto monopoly
A Charles B. DarrowinventedMonopoly
Charles B. Darrow(passive) was invented byMonopoly
The Charles B. DarrowinventedMonopoly
Charles B. DarrowinventedMonopoly
the United States ... the gamewhere ... was inventedMonopoly
a competitive and selective systemleadingto monopoly
opening of the market to foreign corporationswill leadto monopoly
Unregulated competitionleadsto monopoly
a welfare burdenmay causea welfare burden
to inefficient outcomeleadsto inefficient outcome
to inefficient outcome andleadsto inefficient outcome and
backwardhowever ... leadsbackward
high market power(passive) caused byhigh market power
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
to some inefficienciesmay leadto some inefficiencies
to these inflated costshas contributedto these inflated costs
to inflated prices compared to if apps were available from other sourcesleadsto inflated prices compared to if apps were available from other sources
at timescausesat times
to inflated pricesleadsto inflated prices
a misallocation of resourcescausesa misallocation of resources
the market pricecan influencethe market price
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
up an monopoly on iron and saltsetup an monopoly on iron and salt
to slaveryleadsto slavery
a price of the product which is higher than the price that is higher then Marginal ( Economic ) costcan seta price of the product which is higher than the price that is higher then Marginal ( Economic ) cost
The damage(passive) caused byThe damage
to a better consumer experiencehas hardly ledto a better consumer experience
in the appearance of international anti - monopoly lawresultsin the appearance of international anti - monopoly law
to higher prices and lower outputleadsto higher prices and lower output
Monopoly and Monopoly money rulesinventedMonopoly and Monopoly money rules
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
into better pricing and qualityresultinginto better pricing and quality
Prices(passive) are set byPrices
to unfair competitioncould leadto unfair competition
to decreased arguing among firms and inefficient distribution of resources in the economyleadsto decreased arguing among firms and inefficient distribution of resources in the economy
to lack of innovationleadsto lack of innovation
in the United States in 1903originatedin the United States in 1903
a loss of total welfare : deadweight losscausesa loss of total welfare : deadweight loss
us More violence ... that any other game in existence(passive) has been caused byus More violence ... that any other game in existence
economic inefficiencycauseseconomic inefficiency
to economic inefficiencycan leadto economic inefficiency
to consumers being exploited ( higher pricesmay leadto consumers being exploited ( higher prices