- seller's
marginal cost that
leads to a high
monopoly profit. The verb
monopolise or
monopolize refers to the
process by
which a
company gains the ability...
- a "radical break" in
modern Syrian history,
after which Ba'ath
party monopolised power in the
country to
establish a one-party
state and
shaped a socio-political...
-
Australian cinema during the
silent film era.
After World War I,
Hollywood monopolised the industry, and by the 1960s
Australian film
production had effectively...
-
scholars later brought Islam, and
European powers fought one
another to
monopolise trade in the ****e
Islands of
Maluku during the Age of Discovery. Following...
-
economically viable for
autos and
taxis to
solicit the same p****engers. So
autos monopolise the
suburbs while taxis rule
South Mumbai. "Taxi, auto
fares may dip due...
- final. The 1960s were less
successful for the club, with Real
Madrid monopolising La Liga. The
completion of Camp Nou,
finished in 1957,
meant the club...
-
began when the
young emperor was seven. To
prevent a
repeat of Dorgon's
monopolising of power, on his
deathbed his
father hastily appointed four
regents who...
- Bahrain's
first telecommunications company,
Batelco and
until 2004, it
monopolised the sector. In 1981,
there were more than 45,000
telephones in use in...
- free
convict labour.
Settlement in the island's
northwest corner was
monopolised by the Van Diemen's Land Company,
which sent its
first surveyors to the...
-
samurai through the
following three actions. Collecting: He
collected and
monopolised famous tea utensils. In
other words, Meibutsu-gari (名物狩り, lit. 'specialty...
