Merck & Co. is not considered a monopoly in the strictest sense, as it operates in a competitive pharmaceutical market with numerous other companies producing similar products. However, it may hold significant market power in specific segments or for particular drugs, especially if it has exclusive patents. Monopolistic characteristics can arise if a company dominates a market to the extent that it can influence prices and restrict competition, but regulatory scrutiny often mitigates these concerns. Overall, while Merck is a major player in the industry, it does not monopolize the entire pharmaceutical market.
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A monopoly is considered a capitalist's dream.
wal mart is considered to be an oligopoly. It can't be considered a monopoly because it isn't the sole company in its market.It has competition such as target. The only way Wal-Mart is a monopoly is in their low prices in which no one can beat.
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Emanuel Merck has written: 'Chemical reagents' -- subject(s): Accessible book
Yes, in the game of Monopoly, railroads are considered utilities.
Yes, railroads are considered utilities in the game of Monopoly.
Carolyn L Merck has written: 'Retirement for federal employees' -- subject(s): Retirement, Civil service, Officials and employees
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Maxine Brady has written: 'Monopoly Book' -- subject- s -: Monopoly - Game - 'Bloomingdale's' -- subject- s -: Bloomingdale's - Firm -, History 'The monopoly book' -- subject- s -: Monopoly - Game -
YES. It is part of the geman Merck Group.
It is so, because they sell "Monopoly" the board game.
Nothing, Assuming you are referring to Merck & Co. Merck is a drug company, that is it's name. It is not an acronym.
Merck & Co. is an american pharmaceutical company.
Merck KGaA's population is 40,676.
Merck KGaA was created in 1668.