- A
duopoly (from Gr**** δύο, duo 'two'; and πωλεῖν,
polein 'to sell') is a type of
oligopoly where two
firms have
dominant or
exclusive control over a market...
- A
duopoly (or twinstick,
referring to "stick" as
jargon for a
radio tower) is a
situation in
television and
radio broadcasting in
which two or more stations...
- contrast, the two
party system in the
United States has been
described as a
duopoly or an
enforced two-party system, such that
politics is
almost entirely...
-
Duopoly can
refer to:
Duopoly, a
specific type of
oligopoly where only two
producers exist in one
market Duopoly (broadcasting), in the
United States,...
- (1801–1877) who was
inspired by
observing competition in a
spring water duopoly. It has the
following features:
There is more than one firm and all firms...
- all
demand at that price. The
Bertrand model of
price competition in a
duopoly market producing homogenous goods has the
following characteristics: Players:...
- and
Boeing has been
characterized as a
duopoly in the
large jet
airliner market since the 1990s. The
duopoly resulted from a
series of
mergers within...
-
every subgame. In very
general terms, let the
price function for the (
duopoly)
industry be P {\displaystyle P} ;
price is
simply a
function of total...
-
sharing agreements by
media companies to form consolidated, "virtual"
duopolies became controversial between 2009 and 2014,
especially arrangements where...
-
support of the Pope, that all the land
outside Europe should be an
exclusive duopoly between the two countries. The
treaty established an
imaginary line along...
