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I don't know that they have high barriers to exist. But they usually do have high barriers to entry. It's "tough" because other companies can't compete. It's usually too expensive for a start up company to even try. Related to monopolies are oligopolies,

It's ruling by the few. An example of an oligopoly is the cell phone companies. There are only a few cell phone companies because it's cost prohibitive to enter into the cell phone market.

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