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Monopolies are market structures where a single seller or producer controls the entire supply of a product or service, effectively eliminating competition. This can lead to higher prices and reduced choices for consumers, as the monopolist has significant market power. Monopolies can arise due to various factors, including high barriers to entry, exclusive control over resources, or government regulations. While they can lead to economies of scale, they often raise concerns about fairness and efficiency in the market.
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What is an example of an economic reform?
I think it's breaking up the trusts and monoplies
What was the shereman anti trust act?
Laws to restrict monoplies and monopolistic practices (such as agreements between companies to set prices jointly). Enforced famously against standard oil, spliting it into many companies. Recently enforced against microsoft, fining them a small percentage of their daily profits.
How did the Robber Barons control businesses?
They became rich by building monoplies
What is an example of an economic reform?
I think it's breaking up the trusts and monoplies
What role is Nigeria playing in peacekeeping in the Sudan?
they are the bankers. like in teh monoplies
What did Congress do to protect consumers from monoplies false advertising and dishonest labeling?
They created the Federal Trade Commision
Labor unions solved many problems for workers but the unions eventually became as powerful as monoplies this was fortunate for business?
true
How does the cartoonist depict the power of monopolists?
The one representing monoplies such as the Standard Oil Company as an octopus ~ see link below .
Why did some people fear monopolies while others supported them?
why did some people fear monoplies while others supported them
Why do monopolies threaten the free enterprise system?
cause the monoplies charge too much to the enterprise then there put that on your history test online ka zam
Why did congress established federal trade commission in 1914?
The Federal Trade Commission was established to protect consumers from unscrupulous trade practices.
What is trust law?
Laws to restrict monoplies and monopolistic practices (such as agreements between companies to set prices jointly). Enforced famously against standard oil, spliting it into many companies. Recently enforced against microsoft, fining them a small percentage of their daily profits.
What was the shereman anti trust act?
Laws to restrict monoplies and monopolistic practices (such as agreements between companies to set prices jointly). Enforced famously against standard oil, spliting it into many companies. Recently enforced against microsoft, fining them a small percentage of their daily profits.
What is the definition of monopoly?
It is a business or company owning all or mostly that one single trade. For example Microsoft ending up owning the computer industry making it hard for other computer/software companies from moving forward. Only the US Congress can declare monoplies.
