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Electronic Banking; Here & Now Limited Edition; Monopoly 2008; The Beatles Monopoly; Delux Edition; Simpsons Monopoly; Disney Pixar; Nintendo; Mega Edition; Junior Edition; Spongebob; Spiderman; Transformers; Family Guy; Clone Wars; Express Edition; Indiana Jones; Planet Earth; Wizard of Oz; Pirates of the Caribbean; Disney; Pittsburgh (they actually have almost any city); and almost any other version you can think of. Although I must note that I was unable to find any example of a US Postal Service Monopoly, perhaps you should suggest it to Hasbro.
If you however meant to inquire as to the existence of monopolies other than the US Postal Services I must first point out that they aren't necessarily a monopoly. In fact given the existence of UPS, FexEx, DHL, and many other carriers, the postal service is certainly not a monopoly. In fact defining something as a monopoly can be tricky. Unless you restrict the term solely to businesses who the government has given exclusive privelege to conduct a business, than only very specific fields are monopolized. Certianly the production and sale of Viagra is monopolized by Viagra, but thanks to about 30 thousand other companies, there is no monopoly in the treatment of E.D.
If however you want to know about some government granted monopolies than their are many. Most notable there is Halliburton which has received over $21 billion dollars in exclusive no-bid contracts. In fact any time the Government hands out a no-bid contract they have created a monopoly.
Perhaps Hasbro should make a Halliburton Monopoly Edition. Instead of a top hat and car you could have Dick Cheney and George Bush. Instead of Board Walk and Park Place you could have The White House and The Naval Observatory.
What else can I help you with?
What examples are companies that formed a monopoly?
A monopoly is formed when one company, or person, is the only supplier of a certain thing or service. Some examples of monopolies include Standard Oil, US Steel, Western Union, AT&T and De Beers.
What companies are considered monopoly?
the bank, the store,and the mall
How many companies control a market in a monopoly?
One.
An example for each of the 4 market structures Pure competition monpolistic competition oligopoly monopoly Examples and why those companies are that market would be great?
a. c. b. d.
Which of these companies merged approximately forty other companies to form a monopoly?
Standard Oil
List 5 examples of monopoly companies in south Africa?
Telkom, transnet, eskom, banks, cellular networks
What examples are companies that formed a monopoly?
A monopoly is formed when one company, or person, is the only supplier of a certain thing or service. Some examples of monopolies include Standard Oil, US Steel, Western Union, AT&T and De Beers.
Give some examples of monopolistic competition?
Utility companies generally have a monopoly, but it is highly regulated by government. Some telecom companies had state-sponsored monopolies until recently (see Comcast/AT&T in Mighican).
What companies are considered monopoly?
the bank, the store,and the mall
How many companies control a market in a monopoly?
One.
What controls all other companies in an industry?
monopoly
Which of these controls all other companies in an industry?
Monopoly
An example for each of the 4 market structures Pure competition monpolistic competition oligopoly monopoly Examples and why those companies are that market would be great?
a. c. b. d.
Which of these companies merged approximately forty other companies to form a monopoly?
Standard Oil
What controls an industry by controlling other companies in the industry?
Monopoly
What American companies had a monopoly in the 1800s?
Standard oil company
What companies merge approximately forty other companies to form a monopoly?
In various industries, large corporations have merged with or acquired numerous companies to gain significant market power, effectively forming a monopoly. Notable examples include tech giants like Amazon and Google, which have acquired numerous startups and companies to dominate their respective markets. Additionally, companies like Comcast and AT&T in the telecommunications sector have merged with multiple entities to consolidate their influence. These practices raise regulatory concerns and scrutiny from antitrust authorities.
