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Monopoly ~ APEX :)
A monopoly, hence anti-trust and competition legislations
Through a licensing system, government agencies control who enters such industries, their prices, and their methods of operation.
I agree because high prices traditionally cause an exppansion and industry and this brings an ending to the prices on manufactors and the prices of gasoline
When the number of producers in a particular industry increases, the overall supply in that industry typically rises. This is because more producers contribute to the total output, making more goods available in the market. As supply increases, it can lead to lower prices if demand remains constant, creating a more competitive environment among producers. Ultimately, this shift can benefit consumers through greater availability and potentially lower prices for goods.
A monopoly controls prices and availability in an industry.
Monopoly ~ APEX :)
Price and availability in an industry are typically influenced by the interaction of supply and demand forces. Factors such as production costs, competition, government regulations, and consumer preferences also play a role in determining prices and availability of goods and services. Ultimately, the market dynamics determine the equilibrium price and availability levels in an industry.
A monopoly, hence anti-trust and competition legislations
The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 made using rebates to control prices illegal. This act was put into place largely to control the railroad industry.
The diamond company monopoly can limit competition, control prices, and restrict supply in the global diamond industry and market. This can lead to higher prices for consumers and less innovation in the industry.
Through a licensing system, government agencies control who enters such industries, their prices, and their methods of operation.
Yes, in the National Industrial Recovery act, each type of industry was asked to write its own rules to control.
The texas surveyors office was established to regulate and control oil prices.
Gamestop.com dude. it even has availability locally
He sold his oil for lower prices then the competition and drove the rival company into the ground. He then purchased these companies and expanded his business area. He continued to do this until he gained control over 90% of American oil sales
I agree because high prices traditionally cause an exppansion and industry and this brings an ending to the prices on manufactors and the prices of gasoline