| 词汇 | example_english_monopolist |
| 释义 | Examples of monopolistThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Obviously only the latter is feasible for some crops, such as hybrid maize, in which case the power of the would-be monopolist is strengthened. The prevailing societal ideology will back them up, even if, from our perspective, the individuals in question are little more than thieves or monopolists. To become the monopolist producer of an intermediate good, the entrepreneur has to buy the patent of the latest version of the product. Sometimes it is optimal for the full-commitment monopolist to withhold capital and/or technology from production. If the hypothetical monopolist cannot do so, then the proposed market must be defined so narrowly as to exclude a close substitute. For example, it assumes that sellers are monopolists; that is, they are the only ones to sell a particular product (of varying quality). This discourages capital investment because the incumbent monopolist faces a larger probability of being replaced. Two, in several cases the transfer of public enterprises implied the granting of monopolist or oligopolist markets, now controlled by those private consortia. This proposition is quite general, turning on the quasi-convexity of the indirect utility function and the constraint on the monopolist posed by the competitive fringe. One way to determine if this is the case is to look at the market share of the former monopolist. If the three channels are controlled by a single entity, then this monopolist will choose to broadcast each type of news. The expectations of thieves or monopolists that they will be able to retain their ill-gained booty should not be honored. The monopolists earn profits from renting their capital to the final goods' sector. In order to abstract from problems of firm strategic behavior we focus on the case of a single monopolist. We assume that the size of each monopolist is fixed. If the second term is large then predation is more desirable for the monopolist. The other extreme, a monopolist who controls the production of ordinary goods and research, is analyzed in the 1973 work. In this case the upstream monopolist can increase total profits through integration by lowering industry costs. But, it is also a well-known result in economic theory that under perfect price discrimination the monopolist produces the competitive level of output and the allocation of resources is efficient. This strategy will garner 8,750 viewers that the monopolist can sell to advertisers, since each type of viewer will prefer watching their favorite type of news over nonviewing. The first variant of the model considers the issue of the introduction of a new technology, owned by a monopolist, which lowers the costs of production. The monopolist cares about total audiences for the three channels and thus ends up offering programming that may only appeal to a small segment of the audience. This finding suggests that a hospital that is a monopolist for appendectomies extracts half of all of the rents available to the hospital and the insurer. This patent gives him the right to produce the good until an innovation occurs and the monopolist is displaced by the owner of the new technology. His argument in favour of the margarine manufacturers is in fact an argument in favour of great monopolists. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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