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industrial development ... a few individualsresultsin the growth of monopolies
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and deregulationleadingto increasing monopolies
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a governmentcausescorporate monopolies
the Marxist Paul Sweezy and Edward Chamberlaininventedmonopolistic competition
entrycausingmonopolies to arise
non - competitive market conditionsresultin monopolies , oligopolies
All the competitionwill resultin diminishing of monopolies
domestic producers more efficient and innovative , high protectionist trade barrierscan resultin sclerotic monopolies
neo - liberalistic , one - sided and short - term criteriacausingmonopolies of
The market without regulationsmay causemonopolies
The government ... licensingto causemonopolies
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economies of scale(passive) are caused byMonopolies
Licensingcausedmonopolies
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the formation of cartelsto setup monopolies
neededto setup monopolies
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governmentscausingmonopolies
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in the exploitation of the workersresultsin the exploitation of the workers
prices above marginal coststo setprices above marginal costs
from the natural expansion of firms ( McConnell et al . , 2012resultfrom the natural expansion of firms ( McConnell et al . , 2012
passage of antitrust legislationpromptedpassage of antitrust legislation
in this pathologywill resultin this pathology
to income inequalityhas contributed directlyto income inequality
above marginal coststo setabove marginal costs
in tyrannycould resultin tyranny
in too few firms and thus too few brands from the viewpoint of consumersresultsin too few firms and thus too few brands from the viewpoint of consumers
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in too little product differentiation in such an environmentwould resultin too little product differentiation in such an environment
excessive product varietycausesexcessive product variety
in a natural monopolyresultsin a natural monopoly
deadweight losscausesdeadweight loss
to both excessive advertising and needless brand proliferationleadsto both excessive advertising and needless brand proliferation
to an active role for monetary policy ... derive the forward looking Phillips curve and study optimal monetary policyleadsto an active role for monetary policy ... derive the forward looking Phillips curve and study optimal monetary policy
in greater numbers of new works being createdwould resultin greater numbers of new works being created
chronic excess capacitycausedchronic excess capacity
in greater levels of creativitywill resultin greater levels of creativity
in a net gain of new creative worksresultin a net gain of new creative works
to excessive potential , rate warsleadingto excessive potential , rate wars
to excess potential , rate warsleadingto excess potential , rate wars
to excess capability , value warsleadingto excess capability , value wars
to increased pricesleadto increased prices
their own speeds and pricesto settheir own speeds and prices
high prices and reduced innovationcausinghigh prices and reduced innovation
to lack of competitionleadingto lack of competition
prices and prevent innovation by removing the profit capacitysetprices and prevent innovation by removing the profit capacity
to high prices for consumerleadto high prices for consumer
in economic crisesresultin economic crises
to higher prices , lower service , andleadto higher prices , lower service , and
to control of priceleadto control of price
to high prices and low qualityleadto high prices and low quality
to many societal problemshave also ledto many societal problems
to price - gougingalways leadto price - gouging
them problemscausedthem problems
an inefficiently high price ... and too little will be consumedwill setan inefficiently high price ... and too little will be consumed