The government often allows natural monopolies to exist because they can lead to more efficient production and lower costs due to the economies of scale inherent in certain industries, such as utilities and public transportation. Regulating these monopolies helps ensure fair pricing and access for consumers while avoiding the inefficiencies that could arise from multiple competing firms. By overseeing operations, the government can also ensure that essential services are provided reliably and equitably to all citizens.
Enlightenment thinkers
Enlightenment thinkers
Enlightenment thinkers
Government regulations can effect pricing and control monopolies. In Canada the government regulations on alcohol allow them to raise the prices and limit its sale to a single government run controlled store.
barriers to entry
NO, nor should the government allow natural gas drilling in national parks, either.
It ususally agrees to allow the government to control the price and service provided.
a wildlife sanctuary is a protected place where government doesnt allow visitors to go in the natural habitats of the animals
Literally, that means "let it be". A+ =" Let the people do as they choose " It means "allow to do" It is a government policy in which intervention of government is strongly opposed. That policy aims to create an environment in which transactions between private parties are free from state intervention, including restrictive regulations, taxes, tariffs and enforced monopolies.
Fascist States, of which Nazi Germany was a subset, are states built on a strong traditional, militaristic, and corporatist outlook. In terms of Corporatism, Fascists allow businesses to function as independently-owned monopolies, whose monopoly is protected by the state in exchange for permitting government direction. So, while privately-owned businesses are permitted, extensive government regulation and commandeering does occur in fascist states.
The law that allows select American firms to form monopolies to compete with foreign cartels is known as the "National Security Act" under the Defense Production Act. This legislation permits the government to support the consolidation of firms in specific industries deemed critical to national security, allowing them to operate as monopolies to enhance competitiveness against foreign entities. Additionally, the Sherman Antitrust Act includes provisions that can be interpreted to allow for such actions under certain national security considerations.
Cribb Island was resumed by the Australian Government in 1979 to allow the Brisbane Airport runways to be extended. Everything has been demolished and only the old access road exists. No access is allowed to the area any more.